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Get ready for the ultimate photo marathon! We're bringing you a bunch of mini photo booths all in one area. From retro aesthetics to bold neon setups, there's a station for every style. It's fast, it's fun, and it's all happening at once. Don't miss out on the chance to walk away with a whole gallery of new memories!

General Mental Health Group Therapy: Navigating college life can be both exciting and overwhelming. This 50-minute weekly group therapy session offers a supportive and confidential space for students to talk openly about a wide range of mental health concerns—from academic stress and anxiety to relationship issues, loneliness, and overall emotional well-being. The group encourages connection through shared experiences and peer support. This group is a space to be heard, to heal, and to realize you're not alone. Whether you're managing everyday challenges or seeking deeper insight, you'll find community here.

Registration is required. To register, contact Student Counseling at 706=867-4402 ext. 2.

come and talk and learn about the group.

Are you considering whether or not to withdraw from one or more of your current classes? The Dahlonega Academic Advising Center will be hosting a Withdrawal Workshop where you can meet with an advisor to discuss what the withdrawal process looks like and what would be your best course of action moving forward. This is a walk-in event, so stop by between 11am-4pm and we will be happy to help!

Mental Health in Today's Culture: Ever wonder why you connect to a certain song or relate so much to a character in your favorite show? The Mental Health in Today's Culture therapy group uses the power of pop culture - from movies and music to games and social media - to explore common mental health themes. Join us as we provide a safe space to share, learn from diverse perspectives, and develop practical coping skills that may help you face the world today.

Registration is required. To register, contact Student Counseling at 706-867-4402.

Student Check-in for GVL SAS.

Student Check-In for SAS DAH.

Student Check-In for SAS OCN Office.

Student Check-In for Cumming SAS Office.

Join SPSS for our weekly meeting where we talk about topics important to us and plan how we can help our communities!

For the March body meeting, we are welcoming our guest speaker, Pamela Morgan. She is a Software Engineering Manager for General Motors, member of Women in Tech, and member of the Society of Women Engineers. She's bringing over 20 years of experience as a woman in the tech field to provide advice for the development of successful careers.

Join us in welcoming her to 51������!

Snacks and drinks will be provided for attendees.

weekly meeting

In place of this month's meeting, AFCEA will host 1LT Terrence Dorsey, a University of North Georgia graduate and National Guard Military Intelligence officer. Recently returning from deployment, 1LT Dorsey will provide firsthand insight into his path from 51������ to commissioning, his experiences serving in the National Guard, and what life looks like as a Guard officer in the Military Intelligence field. He will also discuss how Guard service integrates with civilian careers, highlighting opportunities, challenges, and lessons learned while working in the intelligence profession after graduation.

Carl McColman, a scholar of contemplative prayer and Christian mysticism, will share ancient methods of reading the Bible prayerfully. This event is open invitation to all students, faculty, and community. This event includes his talk, Q&A time, and a meal.

Miracle 51������ is a student-led nonprofit that fundraises for Children's Healthcare of Atlanta. We host once-a-month club meetings where we come together and discuss different topics. We review what Miracle51������ is, talk about events, and learn about a Children's family. Typically, we end it with an activity like making beads of courage. The exec team will meet from 6:00 to 6:30pm, and the club meeting will start at 6:30pm.

Welcome to Delight Ministries! We are an all-women's ministry here on 51������ Dahlonega's campus.

Have you been looking for a place to belong? Maybe you've been looking for a place to grow your faith? This is the place for you! Here at Delight we would��love��to get to know you. We aim to make our hang-outs the place where you can get real and experience freedom in Christ through true vulnerability with other college-aged women!

We invite every woman on every campus to build long-lasting, meaningful friendships with other college-aged girls who know and understand the ups & downs of college life and to come dive into learning about Jesus!

This could be the community that changes your life.

If you have questions feel free to reach out @ungdelight on Instagram!

Learning the rules and regulations of being in Phi Mu at 51������.

Weekly Meeting to discuss Coast Guard training for members

We meet weekly to learn new moves, practice previous material, discuss future dances, and to deepen our social connection with friends. All experience welcome

to teach COB new members the sorority history

Sigma Tau Delta is bringing back our pre-covid annual Trivia Night!��Gather up your friends, family, and colleagues for a shot to take home the prize of the night! All students & faculty are encouraged to sign up! To sign up your team by February 27, follow this link -> .

While not required, we would also like to encourage the teams to bring a book donation for our upcoming Blind Date with a Book Fundraiser OR a canned food item for our for the Student Pantry!

Collaborate and strategize to take down monsters and ghouls of all sizes. All are welcome!

Weekly meeting for the Student Film Association (GVL)!

Sit back and socialize as we consume, discuss, and dissect film, as well as network with fellow student filmmakers, and hone your filmmaking skills!

Join fellow patriotic conservatives on campus for weekly College Republicans meetings—where we unite in defense of American values, limited government, individual liberty, and the Constitution that made our nation great.

Stand with like-minded students who believe in free markets, strong national defense, the sanctity of life, traditional family values, and Second Amendment rights. We'll discuss the critical issues facing our country, strategize ways to advance conservative principles, and build a powerful network of future leaders—all while enjoying great fellowship and camaraderie.

If you're ready to fight for freedom, reject socialism, and preserve the America our founders envisioned, this is your home. Patriots welcome—join us today!

Join our virtual suicide prevention workshop, led by Dr.��Kel Lee Cutrell.

Our workshops are designed to provide supportive environments where you can learn about mental health strategies and resources.

If you are worried about a friend or loved one, this is a good workshop to attend to get information on how to support them.

Come join us as we break open scripture to help guide us in our lent journey! There will be free pizza and drinks! All are welcome, you don't be Catholic to participate! :)

Join us in Young 214 at 12:00 PM on March 4th for free pizza and a chance to converse with Psychology faculty members and fellow students! As with all Psi Chi meetings, you do not have to be an official member or a Psychology major to attend!

Lunchtime celebration of the 2026 Faculty Biennial

Join the debate at Crossroads! ️ We're discussing the tough questions.

General Meeting

Help plan activities on the Oconee campus! Join the "premier student-run programming board on campus" to have your voice heard.

Geoguessr contest for anyone with free food and deserts! Prizes for the top three contestents.

Come by our table for free TPUSA merch and information on how to get involved with your campus chapter!

Come by to learn more about cybersecurity! We have weekly meetings on Wednesday at 12pm.

Come join us to learn how to be more diplomatic and about world issues.

Software Social open to anyone interested in Computer Science! Feel free to drop in and network with us for our weekly meeting

CCM (Catholic Campus Ministry) will be tabling in front of HOAG from 11:30 AM-2:00 PM on Wednesday. Feel free to stop by for some coffee, and learn about the events and opportunities for fellowship that 51������'s Catholic community has to offer!

Join the International Student Association to celebrate Holi with colors, music, and food. It's the perfect event to meet new people and celebrate together.

Our weekly meeting where we talk about the latest events of the world, share opinions, and just hang out and have a good time. Anyone is welcome to join!

We are doing a bake sale to raise money for Sisters of Grace, which is a nonprofit that helps prevent and rescue children from human trafficking in Thailand.

Drop by the computer lab to create an Evolve Account, register* for the HESI, and talk about test dates with a Pre-Nursing Advisor!

Are you considering whether or not to withdraw from one or more of your current classes? The Dahlonega Academic Advising Center will be hosting a Withdrawal Workshop where you can meet with an advisor to discuss what the withdrawal process looks like and what would be your best course of action moving forward. This is a walk-in event, so stop by between 11am-4pm and we will be happy to help!

For this general meeting, we ask all student to dress in business professional attire as our data analysts will be presenting their individual stocks.

We will also provide an update for our portfolio rebalancing which has recently taken place. This will allow students to have a better understanding of our process for stock selection and SMIF activities.

This experience will allow students to be engaged and learn from a simulated professional environment. Members are encouraged to ask questions and provide valuable feedback to our presenters.

Student Check-in for GVL SAS.

Student Check-In for SAS DAH.

Student Check-In for SAS OCN Office.

Student Check-In for Cumming SAS Office.

Meet employers who want to hire YOU!

Your Next Great Opportunity Starts Here: DON'T MISS OUR CAREER FAIR!

Come try different cheeses, master tongue twisters, and learn French idioms. Everyone is welcome.

You want a place to talk about the greatest band of all time? Come join us for our weekly meetings. We have discussions, presentations, music exchanges, and chill days.

Want a group to play UNO with? Look no farther than the 51������ UNO! Club! Each week we play a new variation of UNO! From Classic to No Mercy, we have an UNO for you!

Weekly meeting of The Anime Club at the University of North Georgia's Dahlonega Campus.��

Meetings consist of anime viewings, discussions, and other anime-related activities.

Get some fresh air with us! Come take a nature walk at Yahoola Creek Park and look under logs and rocks for insects and critters! We will meet at the picnic tables outside HNS to carpool there! We hope to see you there to have some fun!

Join us for a cozy and smokeless evening at our Solo Stove & Movie Night! As the winter chill lingers, we're bringing the heat with the ultimate backyard cinema experience. Warm up by the mesmerizing glow of the Solo Stove and settle in for a featured film under the stars. Whether you're here for the flickers of the fire or the action on the big screen, it's the perfect way to unwind and enjoy a crisp February night with friends. What to bring: Your favorite blanket and a reusable mug for warm drinks! What's provided: hot cocoa and a smokeless fire experience. We can't wait to see you there for a night of cinders and cinema!

Students from the Nighthawk Big Band will perform in self-directed jazz combo groups. Selections are wide ranging across jazz
styles and include student arrangements and compositions.

Join Christ Place College for BINGO night!

Join us for the rescheduled Hoag Unleashed: Mindful Moments. This wellness event will feature massage chairs, smoothies, DIY zen gardens, DIY bath bombs, and more!

Open for any tabletop card games from Yu-Gi-Oh to Lorcana and even Pokémon, all skill brackets and players welcome!

Join us to visit the Feral cat program of Georgia, help with upkeep and feeding and hang out with some sweet cats! We provide transportation each week, and the van leaves the rec deck visitor lot at 9:50 to arrive at FCPGA around 10am and we return back around 12pm. Come volunteer to support FCPGA's mission and see some cute kittens!

We seek to educate each other and discuss a variety of philosophical topics while employing various types of philosophical outlooks. All perspectives, any mjor or background are welcome! We aim to examine the nature of the world, ethics, knowledge and much more through��informal discussions and activities.

Join our GroupMe to see the upcoming week's topic!

The session will end with an open Q&A, and after the event, Pelletier will hold a book signing.

Come hangout with Christ Place College tabling!

For Spring 2026, Accessibility Advocacy Group(AAG) will have a meeting or event that seeks to advance INTERSECTIONAL disability justice (for all marginalized groups such as Women, BIPOC, and LGBTQ+ people) and create a community for people with disabilities and their allies. Be on the lookout for updates as we choose a different topic and activity for each week.

Come to our weekly discussion over lunch about some aspect of Christian Theology and its relevance for daily life (hosted by Reformed University Fellowship). This semester we will be exploring what to consider in��Making Decisions (both big and small) through a Christian, theological lens. We will eat and hang out before we begin discussion at 12:30 pm. No prep is needed and bring your lunch with you to eat while we are lead through this topic by our campus minister Trey Martin, Ph.D.

come by and talk with us.

Join our presentation about the basics of Education Abroad at 51������. We provide an overview of our international opportunities, including faculty-led programs overseas (with 51������ students and faculty), study abroad at global universities, and international internships. In our presentation, we also cover how to navigate our website, how to find programs, how to evaluate our programs and select the best fit, and more.

For more information about Education Abroad, please feel free to email us at global@ung.edu or check out our website (ung.edu/education-abroad).

We look forward to helping you go abroad!

Come as you are with whatever you're reading. We'll start by sharing our current reads, then enjoy a quiet hour of reading together. Afterward, you can chat, swap recommendations, or stay tucked into your book.

Drop by the computer lab to create an Evolve Account, register* for the HESI, and talk about test dates with a Pre-Nursing Advisor!

Healing begins when you become the hero of your own story.

Hero's Journey is a guided role-playing experience where you become the main character in a symbolic adventure - designed to mirror the inner challenges you face in real life. Together, we'll explore different stages of your story: the struggles, the strengths, the turning points. you might encounter challenges, meet symbolic allies, and uncover insights about yourself along the way.

Pre-registration is required. For information, contact Student Counseling at 706-867-4402 ext. 2 or visit our office in the Student Center, Suite 115.

Join this group for an opportunity to understand
the relationships we have with ourselves and
others, to create better relationships and to feel
more confident.

Registration is required. To register, contact Student Counseling

at 706-867-4402 ext. 1.

Student Check-in for GVL SAS.

Student Check-In for SAS DAH.

Student Check-In for SAS OCN Office.

Student Check-In for Cumming SAS Office.

Join Book Club for a reading sesh (complete with snacks and music for ambiance) or join us for a discussion of all the great books you've been reading lately! Book Club is open to any and all types of readers!

Free screening of The Great Dictator in Hawk Cinema on the Gainesville campus. Sponsored by the School of Communication, Film & Theatre.

What: The Great Dictator (Chaplin, 1940) film screening

When: Wednesday, March 5th @ 5pm

Where: Hawk Cinema, GVL

We're excited to announce we'll be having an interactive session with career services! Feel free to pass by and ask for help building your resume, or you can always ask general questions.

Join Craft Craze Student Market in a bring your own craft night! Bring something you are working on or a craft you enjoy and hang out with your fellow classmen and crafters!

Do you think you're the smartest in the room?

Well then we invite you to test your knowledge in the GTG sponsored (not sponsored) Trivia Night!!!!

We will have a variety of topics to pull many different questions from, and a new sparkling trophy for the team that takes the win :0

Come on down and flex your intellect!

(There will be tasty snacks)

Join for a Night of boardgames, fun, and fellowship as we gather one last time before the break!

We have board games of all types, so come and kick back and relax!

Go head to head with your fellow Nighthawks as you command your armies into battle.

Join fellow God-fearing conservatives on campus for weekly meetings where we come together in fellowship, discuss the political issues that matter most, and build lasting friendships—all while having a great time!

Whether you're passionate about limited government, traditional values, or defending freedom, our Turning Point USA chapter is the place to connect with like-minded students, share ideas, and make your voice heard. Come as you are—everyone's welcome!

Preparing 29th 51������ Math tournament on April 4th.

Professor Lathem reviews common math techniques used in competition problems and well as practicing problems from previous tournaments.

Come join us to reenact the Boston Tea Party and have your individual harbor.

Every Friday at��12:00-1:00 pm in room 1104��on the Cumming Campus! Join SGA to make events and help strengthen the Cumming Campus.

These tablings will be advertising for both our club events as well as our Nighthawks Gaming Convention coming up on March 27th.

Friday March 6, 1:00 — Pizza at Cresswind Senior Community, then 2:00 Performance. (Dress All Black)

Address :��
3024 Scarlet Oak Lane��
Gainesville, Ga. 30504 (more information closer to performance will be discussed)

Come join Japan Club and learn about Japanese Shrine culture!

Come join us for free food and networking! Hosted in HNS 123 from 3-5pm

Student Check-in for GVL SAS.

Student Check-In for SAS DAH.

Student Check-In for SAS OCN Office.

Student Check-In for Cumming SAS Office.

Come one, come all! We welcome all game enthusiasts and socilites to a chilled out enviroment where you can relax and try out a plethora of new and familar games.

Come join us for free food and networking at this mid-semester potluck! We'll be in HNS 122.

Rehearsal for upcoming show

Do you love solving mysteries, cracking codes, and putting things together piece by piece? Then Puzzle Club is the perfect place for you! From escape rooms and murder mystery games to Rubik's cubes, jigsaw puzzles, and mind-bending 3D challenges, we dive into every corner of the puzzle world. Each semester, we do an escape room and we always make it out (so far)!

But we're more than just puzzles—we're a community. Whether you're a master sleuth or just love a good brain teaser, you'll find close friends and a welcoming atmosphere here. Beyond the club, we have dinner every Friday night at a different restaurant, so you'll never be alone on a Friday night.

Join us, challenge your mind, and find your people. Because when it comes to Puzzle Club, the best part is solving life together.

Student Check-in for GVL SAS.

Student Check-In for SAS DAH.

Student Check-In for SAS OCN Office.

Student Check-In for Cumming SAS Office.

Interested in gaining some volunteer hours for your grad school applications? Do you love animals? Looking for a way to unwind with some of your friends on spring break?

JOIN Pre-Vet Club, Beta Beta Beta, SEA and Pre-Dental Club on Saturday March 7th 3353 Roy Parks Rd, Gainesville, GA 30507 at 9AM to aid in helping animals in need! Scan the QR code to sign up for a day of aid on the farm and a community building experience with your fellow students!

Student Check-in for GVL SAS.

Student Check-In for SAS DAH.

Student Check-In for SAS OCN Office.

Student Check-In for Cumming SAS Office.

Join our presentation about the basics of Education Abroad at 51������. We provide an overview of our international opportunities, including faculty-led programs overseas (with 51������ students and faculty), study abroad at global universities, and international internships. In our presentation, we also cover how to navigate our website, how to find programs, how to evaluate our programs and select the best fit, and more.

For more information about Education Abroad, please feel free to email us at global@ung.edu or check out our website (ung.edu/education-abroad).

We look forward to helping you go abroad!

Student Check-in for GVL SAS.

Student Check-In for SAS DAH.

Student Check-In for SAS OCN Office.

Student Check-In for Cumming SAS Office.

Alpha Gam executive council meetings

Come and play Magic the Gathering with your fellow Nighthawks. Beginner to experts welcome!

General Mental Health Group Therapy: Navigating college life can be both exciting and overwhelming. This 50-minute weekly group therapy session offers a supportive and confidential space for students to talk openly about a wide range of mental health concerns—from academic stress and anxiety to relationship issues, loneliness, and overall emotional well-being. The group encourages connection through shared experiences and peer support. This group is a space to be heard, to heal, and to realize you're not alone. Whether you're managing everyday challenges or seeking deeper insight, you'll find community here.

Registration is required. To register, contact Student Counseling at 706=867-4402 ext. 2.

Mental Health in Today's Culture: Ever wonder why you connect to a certain song or relate so much to a character in your favorite show? The Mental Health in Today's Culture therapy group uses the power of pop culture - from movies and music to games and social media - to explore common mental health themes. Join us as we provide a safe space to share, learn from diverse perspectives, and develop practical coping skills that may help you face the world today.

Registration is required. To register, contact Student Counseling at 706-867-4402.

Student Check-in for GVL SAS.

Student Check-In for SAS DAH.

Student Check-In for SAS OCN Office.

Student Check-In for Cumming SAS Office.

Welcome to Delight Ministries! We are an all-women's ministry here on 51������ Dahlonega's campus.

Have you been looking for a place to belong? Maybe you've been looking for a place to grow your faith? This is the place for you! Here at Delight we would��love��to get to know you. We aim to make our hang-outs the place where you can get real and experience freedom in Christ through true vulnerability with other college-aged women!

We invite every woman on every campus to build long-lasting, meaningful friendships with other college-aged girls who know and understand the ups & downs of college life and to come dive into learning about Jesus!

This could be the community that changes your life.

If you have questions feel free to reach out @ungdelight on Instagram!

We meet weekly to learn new moves, practice previous material, discuss future dances, and to deepen our social connection with friends. All experience welcome

Stop by our tabling for a good conversation and free YAF merch!

Our weekly meeting where we talk about the latest events of the world, share opinions, and just hang out and have a good time. Anyone is welcome to join!

Student Check-in for GVL SAS.

Student Check-In for SAS DAH.

Student Check-In for SAS OCN Office.

Student Check-In for Cumming SAS Office.

Weekly meeting of The Anime Club at the University of North Georgia's Dahlonega Campus.��

Meetings consist of anime viewings, discussions, and other anime-related activities.

Join us to visit the Feral cat program of Georgia, help with upkeep and feeding and hang out with some sweet cats! We provide transportation each week, and the van leaves the rec deck visitor lot at 9:50 to arrive at FCPGA around 10am and we return back around 12pm. Come volunteer to support FCPGA's mission and see some cute kittens!

Join our presentation about the basics of Education Abroad at 51������. We provide an overview of our international opportunities, including faculty-led programs overseas (with 51������ students and faculty), study abroad at global universities, and international internships. In our presentation, we also cover how to navigate our website, how to find programs, how to evaluate our programs and select the best fit, and more.

For more information about Education Abroad, please feel free to email us at global@ung.edu or check out our website (ung.edu/education-abroad).

We look forward to helping you go abroad!

Healing begins when you become the hero of your own story.

Hero's Journey is a guided role-playing experience where you become the main character in a symbolic adventure - designed to mirror the inner challenges you face in real life. Together, we'll explore different stages of your story: the struggles, the strengths, the turning points. you might encounter challenges, meet symbolic allies, and uncover insights about yourself along the way.

Pre-registration is required. For information, contact Student Counseling at 706-867-4402 ext. 2 or visit our office in the Student Center, Suite 115.

Join this group for an opportunity to understand
the relationships we have with ourselves and
others, to create better relationships and to feel
more confident.

Registration is required. To register, contact Student Counseling

at 706-867-4402 ext. 1.

Student Check-in for GVL SAS.

Student Check-In for SAS DAH.

Student Check-In for SAS OCN Office.

Student Check-In for Cumming SAS Office.

Student Check-in for GVL SAS.

Student Check-In for SAS DAH.

Student Check-In for SAS OCN Office.

Student Check-In for Cumming SAS Office.

Student Check-in for GVL SAS.

Student Check-In for SAS DAH.

Student Check-In for SAS OCN Office.

Student Check-In for Cumming SAS Office.

Student Check-in for GVL SAS.

Student Check-In for SAS DAH.

Student Check-In for SAS OCN Office.

Student Check-In for Cumming SAS Office.

New member learn sorority history

C.R.A.S.E. stands for Civilian Response to Active Shooter Events,��a training program that provides guidance and strategies for civilians to survive an active shooter event. The training is based on the����(ADD) strategy, which focuses on empowering individuals with actionable steps to take in a critical situation before law enforcement arrives. Topics covered include human stress response, the history of active shooter events.

Join our presentation about the basics of Education Abroad at 51������. We provide an overview of our international opportunities, including faculty-led programs overseas (with 51������ students and faculty), study abroad at global universities, and international internships. In our presentation, we also cover how to navigate our website, how to find programs, how to evaluate our programs and select the best fit, and more.

For more information about Education Abroad, please feel free to email us at global@ung.edu or check out our website (ung.edu/education-abroad).

We look forward to helping you go abroad!

Come join us in learning who the real St. Patrick was! Pizza and drinks will be provided! There will also be the opportunity to win prizes with one of them being a tiny saint of St. Patrick! All are welcome, you don't have to be catholic to participate! :)��

"Therefore I ought to give thanks to God without ceasing, who often pardoned my uncalled-for folly and negligence, who did not let his anger turn fiercely against me, who allowed me to work with him, though I did not promptly follow what was shown me and what the Spirit suggested."
- St. Patrick

NED's weekly meeting to discuss events.

General Meeting for March

Join Gainesville Campus Student Government Association for our General Body Meeting! This is your chance to get involved, meet your elected leaders, learn about upcoming events and initiatives, and share your ideas to improve campus life. Whether you want to run for a leadership position, volunteer for projects, or just stay informed, this meeting is the place to start.

Interested in joining our nursing program? Come tour our nursing department and the SIM lab!

General Meeting

Join the Oconee Campus Student Government Association for our General Body Meetings! Get involved, meet your leader, and share ideas on how you want to improve campus life!

Tabling at HOAG Patio

sororities will compete at radar ridge

Come and share your ideas with member and officers, and see how the club is operating. Anyone welcome to join!

Join Korean Club this week as we explore the traditional Korean art craft of Maedeup! Give the gift of creativity to yourself or a friend in customizing a color and pattern combination for either a handmade keychain or bracelet!

This panel will address the trade policy implemented by President Trump during his second term, including issues of tariffs, imports and exports, and changing relations with trade partners.

Presenters: Dr.��Cristian Harris and Dr.��Laurel Wei

51������ Professor, Dr.��Joe Chapman, presents a faculty piano recital, including music by Bach, Beethoven, Liszt,
and Gottschalk.

Alpha Gam executive council meetings

Come and play Magic the Gathering with your fellow Nighthawks. Beginner to experts welcome!

Flowers are blooming and so is student creativity! Stop by the Spring Fling Market to shop handmade goods, discover unique finds, and support local and student vendors.

These tablings will be advertising for both our club events as well as our Nighthawks Gaming Convention coming up on March 27th.

Come join us in Biology Conference Room 4 Tuesday March 17th @12:15PM to talk and chat about all things to do with the vet school application process. A thorough presentation will be given by our officers and team and all questions can be answered! Build your community, skillset, and take a mid day break for a snack and a pick-me-up!

General Mental Health Group Therapy: Navigating college life can be both exciting and overwhelming. This 50-minute weekly group therapy session offers a supportive and confidential space for students to talk openly about a wide range of mental health concerns—from academic stress and anxiety to relationship issues, loneliness, and overall emotional well-being. The group encourages connection through shared experiences and peer support. This group is a space to be heard, to heal, and to realize you're not alone. Whether you're managing everyday challenges or seeking deeper insight, you'll find community here.

Registration is required. To register, contact Student Counseling at 706=867-4402 ext. 2.

Pull up challenge with Marines

Are you considering whether or not to withdraw from one or more of your current classes? The Dahlonega Academic Advising Center will be hosting a Withdrawal Workshop where you can meet with an advisor to discuss what the withdrawal process looks like and what would be your best course of action moving forward. This is a two-day walk-in event, so stop by between 11am-4pm and we will be happy to help!

Mental Health in Today's Culture: Ever wonder why you connect to a certain song or relate so much to a character in your favorite show? The Mental Health in Today's Culture therapy group uses the power of pop culture - from movies and music to games and social media - to explore common mental health themes. Join us as we provide a safe space to share, learn from diverse perspectives, and develop practical coping skills that may help you face the world today.

Registration is required. To register, contact Student Counseling at 706-867-4402.

Join SPSS for our weekly meeting where we talk about topics important to us and plan how we can help our communities!

In preparation for our fundraiser, "Blind Date with a Book" we will be wrapping the books we plan to sell! Our 3rd year in a row, wrapping coordinator will demonstrate how to prepare a book for it's blind date with a student. This is the perfect time to socialize with other members of our chapter and become more involved. We expect to have plenty of smiles and laughter during this and hope to see both old and new faces!

weekly meeting

Come enjoy fresh crêpes and learn how they are made. Everyone is welcome.

Family feud

Welcome to Delight Ministries! We are an all-women's ministry here on 51������ Dahlonega's campus.

Have you been looking for a place to belong? Maybe you've been looking for a place to grow your faith? This is the place for you! Here at Delight we would��love��to get to know you. We aim to make our hang-outs the place where you can get real and experience freedom in Christ through true vulnerability with other college-aged women!

We invite every woman on every campus to build long-lasting, meaningful friendships with other college-aged girls who know and understand the ups & downs of college life and to come dive into learning about Jesus!

This could be the community that changes your life.

If you have questions feel free to reach out @ungdelight on Instagram!

New Member chapter to teach sorority history

Clash of Clubs is bringing the competition and the fun! Join us for an action-packed event featuring volleyball and kickball tournaments where clubs go head-to-head for a prize. Not looking to compete? No worries—jump into casual games like spikeball, hang out, and enjoy the vibe. We'll have snacks and plenty of fun for everyone. Come rep your club and don't miss out!

Collaborate and strategize to take down monsters and ghouls of all sizes. All are welcome!

Join fellow patriotic conservatives on campus for weekly College Republicans meetings—where we unite in defense of American values, limited government, individual liberty, and the Constitution that made our nation great.

Stand with like-minded students who believe in free markets, strong national defense, the sanctity of life, traditional family values, and Second Amendment rights. We'll discuss the critical issues facing our country, strategize ways to advance conservative principles, and build a powerful network of future leaders—all while enjoying great fellowship and camaraderie.

If you're ready to fight for freedom, reject socialism, and preserve the America our founders envisioned, this is your home. Patriots welcome—join us today!

Celebrate International Women's Month with WISE by creating vision boards, setting goals, and uplifting one another.

The American Heart Association's (AHA)����trains people with little to no medical training to perform CPR and use an automated external defibrillator (AED) on adults, children, and infants.��The course teaches key skills for sudden cardiac emergencies, including recognizing the need for CPR, administering high-quality chest compressions and breaths, and using an AED correctly to deliver an electrical shock if needed.

The cost for the certification card is $25.00. This must be paid at the Business Office on the Dahlonega Campus prior to the class. Please note that they only accept cash or check.

Payment Location:��60 W Main St, Office Suite 203 Dahlonega, GA 30533

General Meeting

Come by our table for free TPUSA merch and information on how to get involved with your campus chapter!

Tabling to provide volunteering opportunities and information about earth day

Come join us to learn how to be more diplomatic and about world issues.

These tablings will be advertising for both our club events as well as our Nighthawks Gaming Convention coming up on March 27th.

Software Social open to anyone interested in Computer Science! Feel free to drop in and network with us for our weekly meeting

Our weekly meeting where we talk about the latest events of the world, share opinions, and just hang out and have a good time. Anyone is welcome to join!

"Stop the Bleed" is��a national campaign and training program that teaches the public how to provide immediate bleeding control until professional medical help arrives.��It aims to save lives by empowering bystanders to use techniques like direct pressure, wound packing, and tourniquets to stop severe bleeding from traumatic injuries in everyday emergencies, man-made disasters, or natural disasters.

Derby days volleyball

Are you considering whether or not to withdraw from one or more of your current classes? The Dahlonega Academic Advising Center will be hosting a Withdrawal Workshop where you can meet with an advisor to discuss what the withdrawal process looks like and what would be your best course of action moving forward. This is a two-day walk-in event, so stop by between 11am-4pm and we will be happy to help!

Students will gather outside the main building to eat pizza and play bocce ball. Students sign up in teams of two, a random bracket is generated, and then the tournament is played single-elimination style.

You want a place to talk about the greatest band of all time? Come join us for our weekly meetings. We have discussions, presentations, music exchanges, and chill days.

Want a group to play UNO with? Look no farther than the 51������ UNO! Club! Each week we play a new variation of UNO! From Classic to No Mercy, we have an UNO for you!

Weekly meeting of The Anime Club at the University of North Georgia's Dahlonega Campus.��

Meetings consist of anime viewings, discussions, and other anime-related activities.

sorority initiation for new members

The Forza Trio will present a program celebrating women composers who have made exceptional contributions to the chamber
music repertoire. They will perform Amy Beach's Romance, Jessie Montgomery's Duo for Violin and Cello, and Clara Schumann's
Piano Trio.

Rehearsal for upcoming show

Open for any tabletop card games from Yu-Gi-Oh to Lorcana and even Pokémon, all skill brackets and players welcome!

Join us to visit the Feral cat program of Georgia, help with upkeep and feeding and hang out with some sweet cats! We provide transportation each week, and the van leaves the rec deck visitor lot at 9:50 to arrive at FCPGA around 10am and we return back around 12pm. Come volunteer to support FCPGA's mission and see some cute kittens!

We seek to educate each other and discuss a variety of philosophical topics while employing various types of philosophical outlooks. All perspectives, any mjor or background are welcome! We aim to examine the nature of the world, ethics, knowledge and much more through��informal discussions and activities.

Join our GroupMe to see the upcoming week's topic!

Alpha Gamma Delta and the Women's Soccer Club will be tabling outside of Hoag giving out free Bubblr drinks!

For Spring 2026, Accessibility Advocacy Group(AAG) will have a meeting or event that seeks to advance INTERSECTIONAL disability justice (for all marginalized groups such as Women, BIPOC, and LGBTQ+ people) and create a community for people with disabilities and their allies. Be on the lookout for updates as we choose a different topic and activity for each week.

Come to our weekly discussion over lunch about some aspect of Christian Theology and its relevance for daily life (hosted by Reformed University Fellowship). This semester we will be exploring what to consider in��Making Decisions (both big and small) through a Christian, theological lens. We will eat and hang out before we begin discussion at 12:30 pm. No prep is needed and bring your lunch with you to eat while we are lead through this topic by our campus minister Trey Martin, Ph.D.

Join our presentation about the basics of Education Abroad at 51������. We provide an overview of our international opportunities, including faculty-led programs overseas (with 51������ students and faculty), study abroad at global universities, and international internships. In our presentation, we also cover how to navigate our website, how to find programs, how to evaluate our programs and select the best fit, and more.

For more information about Education Abroad, please feel free to email us at global@ung.edu or check out our website (ung.edu/education-abroad).

We look forward to helping you go abroad!

Healing begins when you become the hero of your own story.

Hero's Journey is a guided role-playing experience where you become the main character in a symbolic adventure - designed to mirror the inner challenges you face in real life. Together, we'll explore different stages of your story: the struggles, the strengths, the turning points. you might encounter challenges, meet symbolic allies, and uncover insights about yourself along the way.

Pre-registration is required. For information, contact Student Counseling at 706-867-4402 ext. 2 or visit our office in the Student Center, Suite 115.

Join this group for an opportunity to understand
the relationships we have with ourselves and
others, to create better relationships and to feel
more confident.

Registration is required. To register, contact Student Counseling

at 706-867-4402 ext. 1.

Join CRW for Dance Fit, an energetic group fitness class with dance party vibes! All students and CRW members of all fitness levels are welcome. Please check in at the front desk, grab a ticket, and meet us on the basketball courts. All first-timers must sign the 2025-2026 Group Fitness Waiver.

Join Book Club for a reading sesh (complete with snacks and music for ambiance) or join us for a discussion of all the great books you've been reading lately! Book Club is open to any and all types of readers!

family feud derby days

Phi Mu's annual philanthropy event to raise money for Children's Healthcare of Atlanta. Event consists of a male pageant show. The Big Man on Campus will be crowned at the end.

We have board games of all types, so come and kick back and relax!

Go head to head with your fellow Nighthawks as you command your armies into battle.

Join fellow God-fearing conservatives on campus for weekly meetings where we come together in fellowship, discuss the political issues that matter most, and build lasting friendships—all while having a great time!

Whether you're passionate about limited government, traditional values, or defending freedom, our Turning Point USA chapter is the place to connect with like-minded students, share ideas, and make your voice heard. Come as you are—everyone's welcome!

51������ Department of Music students present a noon-hour recital.

Preparing 29th 51������ Math tournament on April 4th.

Professor Lathem reviews common math techniques used in competition problems and well as practicing problems from previous tournaments.

Have fun at our club meeting.

Come learn about traditional Japanese clothing. Kimonos! Featuring a guest speaker!

The University of North Georgia's 31^st��Annual Research Conference will be held on the Gainesville Campus in the Martha T. Nesbitt building and will take place on Friday, March 20, 2026 from 9 am to 3 pm. We will hold poster sessions and live oral presentations. This event is free and open to the public.

ARC invites 51������ student research presentations, posters, and creative activities from across the disciplines. Specific guidelines for each type of presentation are listed on our as well as instructions on how to apply. We are looking for interesting, innovative, and thought-provoking research and creative projects.

51������ students can submit a 250-word abstract by February 13, 2026 to be considered to present their research or creative activity. We are now accepting submissions from both 51������ undergraduate and graduate students in our�� ().

Come one, come all! We welcome all game enthusiasts and socilites to a chilled out enviroment where you can relax and try out a plethora of new and familar games.

Join us for a rare opportunity to watch the smash-hit play Dr.��Strangelove!

When: Friday, March 20th, 5pm

Where: Hawk Cinema (Performing Arts 108)

Cost: Free to students with ID

Community: $10 tickets available for

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Rehearsal for upcoming show

Swing Dance Association and the Mycology Club is co-hosting the Spring Swing Dance! come dressed in your best fantasy or nature related attire to dance in the mystical Cottrell Ballroom Garden. Free admission, food, and drinks will be provided. Beginner lessons will be provided, so do not fear if you have never danced, we will show you the way. Come, have fun, and maybe learn something new!

Do you love solving mysteries, cracking codes, and putting things together piece by piece? Then Puzzle Club is the perfect place for you! From escape rooms and murder mystery games to Rubik's cubes, jigsaw puzzles, and mind-bending 3D challenges, we dive into every corner of the puzzle world. Each semester, we do an escape room and we always make it out (so far)!

But we're more than just puzzles—we're a community. Whether you're a master sleuth or just love a good brain teaser, you'll find close friends and a welcoming atmosphere here. Beyond the club, we have dinner every Friday night at a different restaurant, so you'll never be alone on a Friday night.

Join us, challenge your mind, and find your people. Because when it comes to Puzzle Club, the best part is solving life together.

PI Kappa Alpha and Sigma Kappa are hosting a Social on March 20, 2026 at Canopy and the Roots.

Philanthropy 5k to raise money for Prevent Child Abuse America and South Enotah Child Advocacy Center.

Recruitment training for Alpha Gamma Delta

Join our presentation about the basics of Education Abroad at 51������. We provide an overview of our international opportunities, including faculty-led programs overseas (with 51������ students and faculty), study abroad at global universities, and international internships. In our presentation, we also cover how to navigate our website, how to find programs, how to evaluate our programs and select the best fit, and more.

For more information about Education Abroad, please feel free to email us at global@ung.edu or check out our website (ung.edu/education-abroad).

We look forward to helping you go abroad!

Start of Greek Week 2026! This will be the showcase of all of the banners that each organization made, and also a cornhole competition to win points!

NED's weekly meeting to discuss events.

Join Gainesville Campus Student Government Association for our General Body Meeting! This is your chance to get involved, meet your elected leaders, learn about upcoming events and initiatives, and share your ideas to improve campus life. Whether you want to run for a leadership position, volunteer for projects, or just stay informed, this meeting is the place to start.

General Meeting for Spectrum Alliance

General Meeting

Join the Oconee Campus Student Government Association for our General Body Meetings! Get involved, meet your leader, and share ideas on how you want to improve campus life!

Tabling at HOAG Patio

Tuba Ensemble Meeting

S'more Than Letters is a relaxed night to hang out with 51������ Greek Life — we'll have s'mores, hot dogs, a dirty soda bar, and a hat bar. Come by, grab some food, and spend the evening with the community.

S'more Than Letters is a relaxed night to hang out with 51������ Greek Life — we'll have s'mores, hot dogs, a dirty soda bar, and a hat bar. Come by, grab some food, and spend the evening with the community.

Come celebrate the joyful start of spring and the Persian New Year...Nowruz! Hosted by the Center for Global Engagement and Arabic Club, enjoy special exhibits, try your hand at traditional games, eat delicious food, and learn about this special time of year. Widely observed throughout central Asia in countries as diverse as India, Iran, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, and Turkey, Nowruz is a one-of-a-kind celebration you won't wanna miss!

Alpha Gam executive council meetings

Come and play Magic the Gathering with your fellow Nighthawks. Beginner to experts welcome!

Rehearsal for upcoming show

"Stop the Bleed" is��a national campaign and training program that teaches the public how to provide immediate bleeding control until professional medical help arrives.��It aims to save lives by empowering bystanders to use techniques like direct pressure, wound packing, and tourniquets to stop severe bleeding from traumatic injuries in everyday emergencies, man-made disasters, or natural disasters.

Get ready for the ultimate photo marathon! We're bringing you a bunch of mini photo booths all in one area. From retro aesthetics to tropic beach vibes, there's a station for every style. It's fast, it's fun, and it's all happening at once. Included with your own customizable frames. Don't miss out on the chance to walk away with a whole gallery of new memories!

General Mental Health Group Therapy: Navigating college life can be both exciting and overwhelming. This 50-minute weekly group therapy session offers a supportive and confidential space for students to talk openly about a wide range of mental health concerns—from academic stress and anxiety to relationship issues, loneliness, and overall emotional well-being. The group encourages connection through shared experiences and peer support. This group is a space to be heard, to heal, and to realize you're not alone. Whether you're managing everyday challenges or seeking deeper insight, you'll find community here.

Registration is required. To register, contact Student Counseling at 706=867-4402 ext. 2.

The American Heart Association's (AHA)����trains people with little to no medical training to perform CPR and use an automated external defibrillator (AED) on adults, children, and infants.��The course teaches key skills for sudden cardiac emergencies, including recognizing the need for CPR, administering high-quality chest compressions and breaths, and using an AED correctly to deliver an electrical shock if needed.

The cost for the certification card is $25.00. This must be paid at the Business Office on the Gainesville Campus prior to the class. Please note that they only accept cash or check.

Payment Location:3044 Landrum Education Drive, Oakwood, GA 30566

Mental Health in Today's Culture: Ever wonder why you connect to a certain song or relate so much to a character in your favorite show? The Mental Health in Today's Culture therapy group uses the power of pop culture - from movies and music to games and social media - to explore common mental health themes. Join us as we provide a safe space to share, learn from diverse perspectives, and develop practical coping skills that may help you face the world today.

Registration is required. To register, contact Student Counseling at 706-867-4402.

Free screening of Shin Godzilla��in Hoag Auditorium on the Dahlonega campus. Part of the East Asian Studies film series and co-sponsored by the School of Communication, Film & Theatre.

What: Shin Godzilla (Higuchi/Anno, 2016) film screening

When: Tuesday, March 24th @ 4pm

Where: Hoag Auditorium, DAH

Join SPSS for our weekly meeting where we talk about topics important to us and plan how we can help our communities!

weekly meeting

Trivia for Greek Week! 8 people for each team with food provided!

Welcome to Delight Ministries! We are an all-women's ministry here on 51������ Dahlonega's campus.

Have you been looking for a place to belong? Maybe you've been looking for a place to grow your faith? This is the place for you! Here at Delight we would��love��to get to know you. We aim to make our hang-outs the place where you can get real and experience freedom in Christ through true vulnerability with other college-aged women!

We invite every woman on every campus to build long-lasting, meaningful friendships with other college-aged girls who know and understand the ups & downs of college life and to come dive into learning about Jesus!

This could be the community that changes your life.

If you have questions feel free to reach out @ungdelight on Instagram!

Join Korean Club as we learn to make an "at-home" toast version of Injeolmi (Rice Cake) altogether!

We meet weekly to learn new moves, practice previous material, discuss future dances, and to deepen our social connection with friends. All experience welcome

New member chapter for 2nd group of new members.

Collaborate and strategize to take down monsters and ghouls of all sizes. All are welcome!

Join fellow patriotic conservatives on campus for weekly College Republicans meetings—where we unite in defense of American values, limited government, individual liberty, and the Constitution that made our nation great.

Stand with like-minded students who believe in free markets, strong national defense, the sanctity of life, traditional family values, and Second Amendment rights. We'll discuss the critical issues facing our country, strategize ways to advance conservative principles, and build a powerful network of future leaders—all while enjoying great fellowship and camaraderie.

If you're ready to fight for freedom, reject socialism, and preserve the America our founders envisioned, this is your home. Patriots welcome—join us today!

"Stop the Bleed" is��a national campaign and training program that teaches the public how to provide immediate bleeding control until professional medical help arrives.��It aims to save lives by empowering bystanders to use techniques like direct pressure, wound packing, and tourniquets to stop severe bleeding from traumatic injuries in everyday emergencies, man-made disasters, or natural disasters.

Come join the Catholic Campus ministry in adoring Jesus hidden in the Eucharist! If you have your doubts or aren't Catholic, still please come and pray asking God if he is truly present in the Eucharist! Don't worry if you can't stay the whole time, there is no need or requirement to stay the whole time.

"No one eats that flesh unless he has first adored it... not only do we not sin in adoring it, we would sin if we did not adore it."
⁠ - ⁠St. Augustine of Hippo (354-430 A.D)

Get ready to stretch, smile, and snuggle with the most adorable yoga partners around—goats! Join us for a refreshing outdoor yoga session where playful goats roam, climb, and cuddle while you flow through beginner-friendly poses. Whether you're a seasoned yogi or just in it for the baby goats and good vibes, this is a feel-good event you won't want to miss.

General Meeting

Stop by our tabling for a good conversation and free YAF merch!

Help plan activities on the Oconee campus! Join the "premier student-run programming board on campus" to have your voice heard.

These tablings will be advertising for both our club events as well as our Nighthawks Gaming Convention coming up on March 27th.

Alpha Gamma Deltas "Day of Giving" is on March 25th, 2026. This is a specific day for us to raise 1K in a day towards our philanthropy, fighting hunger! All proceeds go to the Alpha Gamma Delta Foundation.

Our weekly meeting where we talk about the latest events of the world, share opinions, and just hang out and have a good time. Anyone is welcome to join!

The Heartsaver CPR AED course trains participants to give CPR, and use an automated external defibrillator (AED) in a safe, timely, and effective manner. Reflects science and education from the American Heart Association Guidelines Update for CPR and Emergency Cardiovascular Care (ECC).

Payment will be collected on the day of the class. Please bring��cash only��in the amount of��$25.00.

You want a place to talk about the greatest band of all time? Come join us for our weekly meetings. We have discussions, presentations, music exchanges, and chill days.

Want a group to play UNO with? Look no farther than the 51������ UNO! Club! Each week we play a new variation of UNO! From Classic to No Mercy, we have an UNO for you!

Basic Rape Aggression Defense (R.A.D.) is a program of realistic self-defense tactics and techniques for women. The Basic R.A.D. class is a comprehensive, women-only course that begins with awareness, prevention, risk reduction, risk avoidance, and progresses on to the basics of hands-on defense training. The hands-on portion of the class is progressive in nature however participants learn and implement techniques at their own comfort level. R.A.D. is not a martial arts program.  It is designed to help women of all ages and fitness levels avoid and escape harmful situations by teaching a strong foundation of awareness, risk reduction and avoidance strategies, which R.A.D. believes is 90 percent of self-defense training. This course is a combination of both educational and physical learning components.��
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 R.A.D. is the only existing self-defense program with a free lifetime return and practice policy, honored worldwide.  Our instructors are trained and nationally certified by R.A.D. Systems.��
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This course if FREE for all 51������ community members.

The class is held over the course of four sessions. These sessions are progressive in nature and build upon techniques learned during the previous classes; to participate in simulation on the fourth day you must attend the first three days. Participation in the fourth day is not mandatory.

Location: Dahlonega Campus (Specific location will be sent to participants closer to the class date!)

Dates and Times:

• Monday, March 16, 2026 (4:00 pm - 7:00 pm)

• Wednesday, March 18, 2026��(4:00 pm - 7:00 pm)

• Monday, March 23, 2026��(4:00 pm - 7:00 pm)

• Wednesday, March 25, 2026��(4:00 pm - 7:00 pm)

Join us as we play basketball, a relay race, and tug of war.

Weekly meeting of The Anime Club at the University of North Georgia's Dahlonega Campus.��

Meetings consist of anime viewings, discussions, and other anime-related activities.

Talent Show for Greek Week 2025! Each organization performs an act with more than one person with an ultimate winner!

This panel will address foreign policy implemented by the Trump administration in the context of change from previous administrations including discussions of the National Security Strategy, the Middle East, Europe, and China.

Presenters: Dr.��Jon Miner and Dr.��Craig Greathouse

Rehearsal for upcoming show

Open for any tabletop card games from Yu-Gi-Oh to Lorcana and even Pokémon, all skill brackets and players welcome!

Join us to visit the Feral cat program of Georgia, help with upkeep and feeding and hang out with some sweet cats! We provide transportation each week, and the van leaves the rec deck visitor lot at 9:50 to arrive at FCPGA around 10am and we return back around 12pm. Come volunteer to support FCPGA's mission and see some cute kittens!

We seek to educate each other and discuss a variety of philosophical topics while employing various types of philosophical outlooks. All perspectives, any mjor or background are welcome! We aim to examine the nature of the world, ethics, knowledge and much more through��informal discussions and activities.

Join our GroupMe to see the upcoming week's topic!

For Spring 2026, Accessibility Advocacy Group(AAG) will have a meeting or event that seeks to advance INTERSECTIONAL disability justice (for all marginalized groups such as Women, BIPOC, and LGBTQ+ people) and create a community for people with disabilities and their allies. Be on the lookout for updates as we choose a different topic and activity for each week.

Come to our weekly discussion over lunch about some aspect of Christian Theology and its relevance for daily life (hosted by Reformed University Fellowship). This semester we will be exploring what to consider in��Making Decisions (both big and small) through a Christian, theological lens. We will eat and hang out before we begin discussion at 12:30 pm. No prep is needed and bring your lunch with you to eat while we are lead through this topic by our campus minister Trey Martin, Ph.D.

Join our presentation about the basics of Education Abroad at 51������. We provide an overview of our international opportunities, including faculty-led programs overseas (with 51������ students and faculty), study abroad at global universities, and international internships. In our presentation, we also cover how to navigate our website, how to find programs, how to evaluate our programs and select the best fit, and more.

For more information about Education Abroad, please feel free to email us at global@ung.edu or check out our website (ung.edu/education-abroad).

We look forward to helping you go abroad!

Come as you are with whatever you're reading. We'll start by sharing our current reads, then enjoy a quiet hour of reading together. Afterward, you can chat, swap recommendations, or stay tucked into your book.

Healing begins when you become the hero of your own story.

Hero's Journey is a guided role-playing experience where you become the main character in a symbolic adventure - designed to mirror the inner challenges you face in real life. Together, we'll explore different stages of your story: the struggles, the strengths, the turning points. you might encounter challenges, meet symbolic allies, and uncover insights about yourself along the way.

Pre-registration is required. For information, contact Student Counseling at 706-867-4402 ext. 2 or visit our office in the Student Center, Suite 115.

Join this group for an opportunity to understand
the relationships we have with ourselves and
others, to create better relationships and to feel
more confident.

Registration is required. To register, contact Student Counseling

at 706-867-4402 ext. 1.

Join CRW for Dance Fit, an energetic group fitness class with dance party vibes! All students and CRW members of all fitness levels are welcome. Please check in at the front desk, grab a ticket, and meet us on the basketball courts. All first-timers must sign the 2025-2026 Group Fitness Waiver.

Have you ever wanted to start a Podcast? Join us as we show you what it takes to get started. Walking you through the steps necessary for success: brainstorming, structure, and pitching. We hope to see you there!

Come Join Accessibility Advocacy Group as we have interactive events and free items. All of our events seek to advance disability justice, to create a community for disabled people and allies, and advance accessibility at 51������.

Join Book Club for a reading sesh (complete with snacks and music for ambiance) or join us for a discussion of all the great books you've been reading lately! Book Club is open to any and all types of readers!

Exhibition On View - March 19 - Sep 17, 2026

Library and Technology Center Art Galleries

An exhibition celebrating Bob Owens, North Georgia College's influential art professor and department founder. Archival sketchbooks, prints, drawings, pottery, and ceramic sculptures not previously shown will be on display, as well as first-hand accounts of Owens' impact as an art educator. Alumni impacted by Owens' mentorship will be exhibited on the first floor.

During the reception, a plaque will be unveiled and dedicated to Bob Owens.

for the Reception and Plaque Unveiling. RSPV is required.

Research for this exhibition was conducted by students completing the Spring 2025 course ART 4590 Exhibition Practicum.

Free screening of Shin Godzilla in Hawk Cinema on the Gainesville campus. Sponsored by the School of Communication, Film & Theatre.

What: Shin Godzilla (Higuchi/Anno, 2016) film screening

When: Wednesday, March 26th @ 5pm

Where: Hawk Cinema, GVL

Turning Point USA Gainesville will be hosting Hall County Young Republicans in the Robinson Ballroom on the last Thursday of every month at 6PM to 8PM. We will have free food and merch at every meeting while supplies last. Anyone is welcome to stop by!

Field Day for all of Greek Life! Win points by participating in various field games.

We have board games of all types, so come and kick back and relax!

Go head to head with your fellow Nighthawks as you command your armies into battle.

Join fellow God-fearing conservatives on campus for weekly meetings where we come together in fellowship, discuss the political issues that matter most, and build lasting friendships—all while having a great time!

Whether you're passionate about limited government, traditional values, or defending freedom, our Turning Point USA chapter is the place to connect with like-minded students, share ideas, and make your voice heard. Come as you are—everyone's welcome!

Collaboration with: Pre-Vet, Pre-Dental, WISE, Tri-Beta

Preparing 29th 51������ Math tournament on April 4th.

Professor Lathem reviews common math techniques used in competition problems and well as practicing problems from previous tournaments.

Buy a pie to throw at a fraternity, sorority, Panhellenic, or IFC president! All proceeds will be donated to a philanthropy of the office's choosing.

Enjoy looking at our different exhibits at the Mini Museum! Optionally, bring your own (school appropriate) historical exhibit to show off.

Come one, come all! We welcome all game enthusiasts and socilites to a chilled out enviroment where you can relax and try out a plethora of new and familar games.

Come to a night of fun and music and performances by talented Drag Royals!

Do you love solving mysteries, cracking codes, and putting things together piece by piece? Then Puzzle Club is the perfect place for you! From escape rooms and murder mystery games to Rubik's cubes, jigsaw puzzles, and mind-bending 3D challenges, we dive into every corner of the puzzle world. Each semester, we do an escape room and we always make it out (so far)!

But we're more than just puzzles—we're a community. Whether you're a master sleuth or just love a good brain teaser, you'll find close friends and a welcoming atmosphere here. Beyond the club, we have dinner every Friday night at a different restaurant, so you'll never be alone on a Friday night.

Join us, challenge your mind, and find your people. Because when it comes to Puzzle Club, the best part is solving life together.

Full Day Class 11-4, with a 1 hour lunch break
Class cost: $100 per student

Scientists have written that cordage (string) and glue were not merely for making the lives of traditional cultures easier; they literally held their world together.

In this cordage and pitch glue workshop students will learn two important skills: how to process plant fibers to create cordage, and how to combine natural elements to create glue.

The Cordage and Glue workshop on March 28, 11-4 is broken into two parts:
Part I is cordage, in which students first learn how to refine the leaves and stalks from various plant species in order to expose the fibers. Next, students will be taught the reverse-twist method of creating actual cordage. Each student will take home the cordage strands they create, as well as extra material to process and twist on their own.

Part II is making pine-pitch glue, where students are provided three ingredients: charcoal, dried plant matter and pine sap. First, a minimal amount of processing will be done to break down and purify the ingredients. Then, students will melt the sap over a heat source and gradually add the other two elements. When the correct consistency is achieved, students will learn how to attach the liquified glue to the end of a small piece of wood for storage.

Each student will take home several of these 'pitch sticks'. The workshop will culminate in students using their glue and cordage to haft a projectile point onto a river cane handle. This workshop is suitable for ages thirteen and up; students under eighteen must have an accompanying adult present at all times. No prior knowledge of or experience with cordage or glue is necessary.

To register, contact wellmadedahlonega@gmail.com or visit https://www.wellmadedahlonega.com/event-details/cordage-and-pitch-glue-workshop

3rd Nighthawks Gaming Convention

New member chapter for 2nd group of new members.

Join our presentation about the basics of Education Abroad at 51������. We provide an overview of our international opportunities, including faculty-led programs overseas (with 51������ students and faculty), study abroad at global universities, and international internships. In our presentation, we also cover how to navigate our website, how to find programs, how to evaluate our programs and select the best fit, and more.

For more information about Education Abroad, please feel free to email us at global@ung.edu or check out our website (ung.edu/education-abroad).

We look forward to helping you go abroad!

NED's weekly meeting to discuss events.

Join Gainesville Campus Student Government Association for our General Body Meeting! This is your chance to get involved, meet your elected leaders, learn about upcoming events and initiatives, and share your ideas to improve campus life. Whether you want to run for a leadership position, volunteer for projects, or just stay informed, this meeting is the place to start.

General Meeting

Join the Oconee Campus Student Government Association for our General Body Meetings! Get involved, meet your leader, and share ideas on how you want to improve campus life!

Tabling at HOAG Patio

We are having tabling to let people around campus know about our care package we are doing on April 2nd.

Penny wars tabling event where every dollar is a hundred points and the sorority with the most points at the end of the week wins! Other events will also be included to help add to the point amounts.

Atlanta based artist will speak via Zoom about her public art projects including large-scale murals in Atlanta and beyond.

Format: Webinar presentation with Q&A live on Zoom. Join us in person to view the Zoom presentation or join us virtually!

Join Professor McIntosh and her 14 mural painting students in Nesbitt room 3110 (Cleveland Ballroom) for experiencing the webinar in-person. Use the webinar registration link provided below to join us virtually.

For our in-person audience, the live webinar will be followed by a conversation about murals with Professor McIntosh and her students. Learn about the mural project they are currently working on in the community at in Gainesville, GA. This project is supported by a Presidential Incentive Award. Coffee/dessert reception to follow in-person event.

Tuba Ensemble Meeting

Come and share your ideas with member and officers, and see how the club is operating. Anyone welcome to join!

Korean Club welcomes Dr.��Cho,��an assistant professor of Management at the 51������ Mike Cottrell College of Business, to guest speak for this week's meeting. His presentation will uncover how cultural values affect the different approaches to business, education, and collaboration between students from the U.S. and South Korea.

Alpha Gam executive council meetings

Flag football tournament between the on-campus sororities at Radar Ridge! Winner receives 5000 points towards their total for the week! Sorority with the most spectator attendance also receives an extra 1000!

Come and play Magic the Gathering with your fellow Nighthawks. Beginner to experts welcome!

We are having tabling to let people around campus know about our care package we are doing on April 2nd.

Penny wars tabling event where every dollar is a hundred points and the sorority with the most points at the end of the week wins! Other events will also be included to help add to the point amounts.

General Mental Health Group Therapy: Navigating college life can be both exciting and overwhelming. This 50-minute weekly group therapy session offers a supportive and confidential space for students to talk openly about a wide range of mental health concerns—from academic stress and anxiety to relationship issues, loneliness, and overall emotional well-being. The group encourages connection through shared experiences and peer support. This group is a space to be heard, to heal, and to realize you're not alone. Whether you're managing everyday challenges or seeking deeper insight, you'll find community here.

Registration is required. To register, contact Student Counseling at 706=867-4402 ext. 2.

Mental Health in Today's Culture: Ever wonder why you connect to a certain song or relate so much to a character in your favorite show? The Mental Health in Today's Culture therapy group uses the power of pop culture - from movies and music to games and social media - to explore common mental health themes. Join us as we provide a safe space to share, learn from diverse perspectives, and develop practical coping skills that may help you face the world today.

Registration is required. To register, contact Student Counseling at 706-867-4402.

Join SPSS for our weekly meeting where we talk about topics important to us and plan how we can help our communities!

weekly meeting

Welcome to Delight Ministries! We are an all-women's ministry here on 51������ Dahlonega's campus.

Have you been looking for a place to belong? Maybe you've been looking for a place to grow your faith? This is the place for you! Here at Delight we would��love��to get to know you. We aim to make our hang-outs the place where you can get real and experience freedom in Christ through true vulnerability with other college-aged women!

We invite every woman on every campus to build long-lasting, meaningful friendships with other college-aged girls who know and understand the ups & downs of college life and to come dive into learning about Jesus!

This could be the community that changes your life.

If you have questions feel free to reach out @ungdelight on Instagram!

Celebrating the initiation of the Phi class!

We meet weekly to learn new moves, practice previous material, discuss future dances, and to deepen our social connection with friends. All experience welcome

Collaborate and strategize to take down monsters and ghouls of all sizes. All are welcome!

Join fellow patriotic conservatives on campus for weekly College Republicans meetings—where we unite in defense of American values, limited government, individual liberty, and the Constitution that made our nation great.

Stand with like-minded students who believe in free markets, strong national defense, the sanctity of life, traditional family values, and Second Amendment rights. We'll discuss the critical issues facing our country, strategize ways to advance conservative principles, and build a powerful network of future leaders—all while enjoying great fellowship and camaraderie.

If you're ready to fight for freedom, reject socialism, and preserve the America our founders envisioned, this is your home. Patriots welcome—join us today!

No one goes to the movies anymore. Join us as writer, filmmaker and 51������ faculty member, Christopher Sailor, discusses loss, nostalgia and cinema as a disappearing cultural space. A space of critical film and media discussion for faculty, students and 51������ Community, the Scholars Symposium brings speakers for 30 minute presentations on a variety of topics across the field. All presentations are followed by a Q&A with the speaker.

Join us as we prepare for Good Friday by contemplating the passion of Jesus in the Stations of the Cross! This is a beautiful prayer that walks us through Jesus' last moments. This is open to all students, staff, and faculty, you don't have to be Catholic to come! We will provide to everyone a prayer guide to participate!

"My Lord, Jesus Christ, You have made this journey to die for me with unspeakable love; and I have so many times ungratefully abandoned You. But now I love You with all my heart; and, because I love You, I am sincerely sorry for ever having offended You. Pardon me, my God, and permit me to accompany You on this journey. You go to die for love of me; I want, my beloved Redeemer, to die for love of You. My Jesus, I will live and die always united to You."
— St. Alphonsus Liguori

Tommye Scanlin demonstration and artist talk

Interested in joining our nursing program? Come tour our nursing department and the SIM lab!

General Meeting

Help plan activities on the Oconee campus! Join the "premier student-run programming board on campus" to have your voice heard.

Come by our table for free TPUSA merch and information on how to get involved with your campus chapter!

We are having tabling to let people around campus know about our care package we are doing on April 2nd.

Penny wars tabling event where every dollar is a hundred points and the sorority with the most points at the end of the week wins! Other events will also be included to help add to the point amounts.

Our weekly meeting where we talk about the latest events of the world, share opinions, and just hang out and have a good time. Anyone is welcome to join!

Are you interested in working for the National Security Agency? Have you chosen Cybersecurity or Computer Science as your degree path, but you're not sure how to maximize the opportunity? Tune in virtually to hear from an NSA professional about how you can become successful in the field! This is a great chance to learn more about available programs and hear the background of someone who has journeyed on the same path you are attempting. Come with questions!

Staged recruitment using seniors and Fraternity men as PNMs. This allows for sorority women to practice their recruitment techniques and strategies, while simultaneously getting a feel for their recruitment room.

Staged recruitment using seniors and Fraternity men as PNMs. This allows for sorority women to practice their recruitment techniques and strategies, while simultaneously getting a feel for their recruitment room.

Staged recruitment using seniors and Fraternity men as PNMs. This allows for sorority women to practice their recruitment techniques and strategies, while simultaneously getting a feel for their recruitment room.

Staged recruitment using seniors and Fraternity men as PNMs. This allows for sorority women to practice their recruitment techniques and strategies, while simultaneously getting a feel for their recruitment room.

Staged recruitment using seniors and Fraternity men as PNMs. This allows for sorority women to practice their recruitment techniques and strategies, while simultaneously getting a feel for their recruitment room.

Staged recruitment using seniors and Fraternity men as PNMs. This allows for sorority women to practice their recruitment techniques and strategies, while simultaneously getting a feel for their recruitment room.

Come learn about April Fools traditions in France and engage in fish themed crafts. Everyone is welcome.

You want a place to talk about the greatest band of all time? Come join us for our weekly meetings. We have discussions, presentations, music exchanges, and chill days.

You want a place to talk about the greatest band of all time? Come join us for our weekly meetings. We have discussions, presentations, music exchanges, and chill days.

Want a group to play UNO with? Look no farther than the 51������ UNO! Club! Each week we play a new variation of UNO! From Classic to No Mercy, we have an UNO for you!

Staged recruitment using seniors and Fraternity men as PNMs. This allows for sorority women to practice their recruitment techniques and strategies, while simultaneously getting a feel for their recruitment room.

Weekly meeting of The Anime Club at the University of North Georgia's Dahlonega Campus.��

Meetings consist of anime viewings, discussions, and other anime-related activities.

Open for any tabletop card games from Yu-Gi-Oh to Lorcana and even Pokémon, all skill brackets and players welcome!

Get ready for a high-octane evening where cinema meets competition! Join us for a screening of Marty Supreme (2025), the hyper-kinetic sports comedy-drama directed by Josh Safdie and starring Timothée Chalamet. This visually stunning film offers a stylized reimagining of the 1950s professional table tennis circuit, blending retro aesthetics with a fast-paced, modern energy. It's a total blast, but we aren't just sitting back to watch the action unfold on screen, we're bringing the intensity to life.

As the movie plays, the paddles will be out, and the tables will be hot. We'll be hosting live matches and challenging one another throughout the night to see who truly has the skill to dominate the court. It's all about high energy, great vibes, and finding out who among us can rise to the top. So, bring your A-game and your competitive spirit: who will ultimately be deemed 51������'s Marty Supreme?

Join us to visit the Feral cat program of Georgia, help with upkeep and feeding and hang out with some sweet cats! We provide transportation each week, and the van leaves the rec deck visitor lot at 9:50 to arrive at FCPGA around 10am and we return back around 12pm. Come volunteer to support FCPGA's mission and see some cute kittens!

We seek to educate each other and discuss a variety of philosophical topics while employing various types of philosophical outlooks. All perspectives, any mjor or background are welcome! We aim to examine the nature of the world, ethics, knowledge and much more through��informal discussions and activities.

Join our GroupMe to see the upcoming week's topic!

Try your luck and get a glimpse of what fun games Korean Club has in store for next week's Squid Games Field Day!

For Spring 2026, Accessibility Advocacy Group(AAG) will have a meeting or event that seeks to advance INTERSECTIONAL disability justice (for all marginalized groups such as Women, BIPOC, and LGBTQ+ people) and create a community for people with disabilities and their allies. Be on the lookout for updates as we choose a different topic and activity for each week.

Come to our weekly discussion over lunch about some aspect of Christian Theology and its relevance for daily life (hosted by Reformed University Fellowship). This semester we will be exploring what to consider in��Making Decisions (both big and small) through a Christian, theological lens. We will eat and hang out before we begin discussion at 12:30 pm. No prep is needed and bring your lunch with you to eat while we are lead through this topic by our campus minister Trey Martin, Ph.D.

Penny wars tabling event where every dollar is a hundred points and the sorority with the most points at the end of the week wins! Other events will also be included to help add to the point amounts.

Join our presentation about the basics of Education Abroad at 51������. We provide an overview of our international opportunities, including faculty-led programs overseas (with 51������ students and faculty), study abroad at global universities, and international internships. In our presentation, we also cover how to navigate our website, how to find programs, how to evaluate our programs and select the best fit, and more.

For more information about Education Abroad, please feel free to email us at global@ung.edu or check out our website (ung.edu/education-abroad).

We look forward to helping you go abroad!

Healing begins when you become the hero of your own story.

Hero's Journey is a guided role-playing experience where you become the main character in a symbolic adventure - designed to mirror the inner challenges you face in real life. Together, we'll explore different stages of your story: the struggles, the strengths, the turning points. you might encounter challenges, meet symbolic allies, and uncover insights about yourself along the way.

Pre-registration is required. For information, contact Student Counseling at 706-867-4402 ext. 2 or visit our office in the Student Center, Suite 115.

Join this group for an opportunity to understand
the relationships we have with ourselves and
others, to create better relationships and to feel
more confident.

Registration is required. To register, contact Student Counseling

at 706-867-4402 ext. 1.

Join CRW for Dance Fit, an energetic group fitness class with dance party vibes! All students and CRW members of all fitness levels are welcome. Please check in at the front desk, grab a ticket, and meet us on the basketball courts. All first-timers must sign the 2025-2026 Group Fitness Waiver.

We are having a care package day and making bags for No One Alone our local Philanthropy. We will be donating these to them as well as collecting money to give to NOA.

Join Book Club for a reading sesh (complete with snacks and music for ambiance) or join us for a discussion of all the great books you've been reading lately! Book Club is open to any and all types of readers!

Free screening of Little Amélie or the Character of Rain in Hawk Cinema on the Gainesville campus. Co-sponsored by the School of Communication, Film & Theatre��and the Accessibility Advocacy Group.

What: Little Amélie or the Character of Rain (Villade/Kuang, 2025) film screening

When: Thursday, April 2nd @ 5pm

Where: Hawk Cinema, GVL

Join the brothers of Pi Kappa Phi for a pageant between the on-campus sororities for their chance to win a spot as our 2026 Rose Queen! Each of the sororities will vote on one sister to represent them in the pageant. The pageant will consist of two phases: An introduction (formal) and a talent show. In the first phase contestants will be in formal wear and present themselves on stage with an introduction and a speech on what their chosen philanthropy means to them. In the second round, contestants will show off any talent of their choice. Following the conclusion of the two phases the judges will come to a decision on who they believe should be our Rose Queen!

Tickets will be $3 before the day of the contest and $5 at the door!

(Judges will consist of a faculty member, an associate member, an alum, and a random student unassociated with any Greek organization!)

Worship night in convocation

We have board games of all types, so come and kick back and relax!

Go head to head with your fellow Nighthawks as you command your armies into battle.

Join fellow God-fearing conservatives on campus for weekly meetings where we come together in fellowship, discuss the political issues that matter most, and build lasting friendships—all while having a great time!

Whether you're passionate about limited government, traditional values, or defending freedom, our Turning Point USA chapter is the place to connect with like-minded students, share ideas, and make your voice heard. Come as you are—everyone's welcome!

51������ Department of Music students present a noon-hour recital.

Preparing 29th 51������ Math tournament on April 4th.

Professor Lathem reviews common math techniques used in competition problems and well as practicing problems from previous tournaments.

Curious what it is like to be a historical figure. Come join and role play with us.

Come learn the Japanese art of flower arrangement! Learn about this ancient traditional art of Ikebana, make your own bouquet!

Penny wars tabling event where every dollar is a hundred points and the sorority with the most points at the end of the week wins! Other events will also be included to help add to the point amounts.

Come one, come all! We welcome all game enthusiasts and socilites to a chilled out enviroment where you can relax and try out a plethora of new and familar games.

Do you love solving mysteries, cracking codes, and putting things together piece by piece? Then Puzzle Club is the perfect place for you! From escape rooms and murder mystery games to Rubik's cubes, jigsaw puzzles, and mind-bending 3D challenges, we dive into every corner of the puzzle world. Each semester, we do an escape room and we always make it out (so far)!

But we're more than just puzzles—we're a community. Whether you're a master sleuth or just love a good brain teaser, you'll find close friends and a welcoming atmosphere here. Beyond the club, we have dinner every Friday night at a different restaurant, so you'll never be alone on a Friday night.

Join us, challenge your mind, and find your people. Because when it comes to Puzzle Club, the best part is solving life together.

Pi Kappa Alpha will be having a social with Delta Phi Epsilon on April 3, 2026

Join our presentation about the basics of Education Abroad at 51������. We provide an overview of our international opportunities, including faculty-led programs overseas (with 51������ students and faculty), study abroad at global universities, and international internships. In our presentation, we also cover how to navigate our website, how to find programs, how to evaluate our programs and select the best fit, and more.

For more information about Education Abroad, please feel free to email us at global@ung.edu or check out our website (ung.edu/education-abroad).

We look forward to helping you go abroad!

NED's weekly meeting to discuss events.

The A Little Night(hawk) Music Concert Series presents our fifth and final performance of the 2025-2026
season.

Join Gainesville Campus Student Government Association for our General Body Meeting! This is your chance to get involved, meet your elected leaders, learn about upcoming events and initiatives, and share your ideas to improve campus life. Whether you want to run for a leadership position, volunteer for projects, or just stay informed, this meeting is the place to start.

General Meeting

Tabling at HOAG Patio

Join the Department of Visual Arts in celebrating the creative research of our BFA seniors at the BFA Capstone Exhibition Reception on the Dahlonega campus.��The BFA Capstone Exhibition��showcases a diverse range of work that reflects their vision, dedication and growth. This special evening honors their culmination of study with art, conversation and community.

Alpha Gam executive council meetings

Come and play Magic the Gathering with your fellow Nighthawks. Beginner to experts welcome!

Join our virtual suicide prevention workshop, led by Dr.��Kel Lee Cutrell.

Our workshops are designed to provide supportive environments where you can learn about mental health strategies and resources.

If you are worried about a friend or loved one, this is a good workshop to attend to get information on how to support them.

General Mental Health Group Therapy: Navigating college life can be both exciting and overwhelming. This 50-minute weekly group therapy session offers a supportive and confidential space for students to talk openly about a wide range of mental health concerns—from academic stress and anxiety to relationship issues, loneliness, and overall emotional well-being. The group encourages connection through shared experiences and peer support. This group is a space to be heard, to heal, and to realize you're not alone. Whether you're managing everyday challenges or seeking deeper insight, you'll find community here.

Registration is required. To register, contact Student Counseling at 706=867-4402 ext. 2.

Basic Life Support (BLS) is��a set of emergency medical procedures that sustain life until professional help arrives, including cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), airway management, and use of an automated external defibrillator (AED).��It is provided by first responders, healthcare providers, or trained bystanders for emergencies like cardiac arrest, respiratory distress, or obstructed airways.��The goal is to maintain blood circulation and oxygen flow to the brain and other organs to prevent damage and improve the chance of survival.

The cost for the certification card is $10.00. This must be paid at the Business Office on the Gainesville Campus prior to the class. Please note that they only accept cash or check.

Payment Location:3044 Landrum Education Drive, Oakwood, GA 30566

Mental Health in Today's Culture: Ever wonder why you connect to a certain song or relate so much to a character in your favorite show? The Mental Health in Today's Culture therapy group uses the power of pop culture - from movies and music to games and social media - to explore common mental health themes. Join us as we provide a safe space to share, learn from diverse perspectives, and develop practical coping skills that may help you face the world today.

Registration is required. To register, contact Student Counseling at 706-867-4402.

weekly meeting

Free screening of Little Amélie or the Character of Rain in Hawk Cinema on the Gainesville campus. Co-sponsored by the School of Communication, Film & Theatre and the Accessibility Advocacy Group.

What: Little Amélie or the Character of Rain (Villade/Kuang, 2025) film screening

When: Tuesday, April 7th @ 5pm

Where: Hoag Auditorium, DAH

Welcome to Delight Ministries! We are an all-women's ministry here on 51������ Dahlonega's campus.

Have you been looking for a place to belong? Maybe you've been looking for a place to grow your faith? This is the place for you! Here at Delight we would��love��to get to know you. We aim to make our hang-outs the place where you can get real and experience freedom in Christ through true vulnerability with other college-aged women!

We invite every woman on every campus to build long-lasting, meaningful friendships with other college-aged girls who know and understand the ups & downs of college life and to come dive into learning about Jesus!

This could be the community that changes your life.

If you have questions feel free to reach out @ungdelight on Instagram!

We meet weekly to learn new moves, practice previous material, discuss future dances, and to deepen our social connection with friends. All experience welcome

Collaborate and strategize to take down monsters and ghouls of all sizes. All are welcome!

Join fellow patriotic conservatives on campus for weekly College Republicans meetings—where we unite in defense of American values, limited government, individual liberty, and the Constitution that made our nation great.

Stand with like-minded students who believe in free markets, strong national defense, the sanctity of life, traditional family values, and Second Amendment rights. We'll discuss the critical issues facing our country, strategize ways to advance conservative principles, and build a powerful network of future leaders—all while enjoying great fellowship and camaraderie.

If you're ready to fight for freedom, reject socialism, and preserve the America our founders envisioned, this is your home. Patriots welcome—join us today!

51������ Department of Music students present a noon-hour recital.

51������ Department of Music students present a noon-hour recital.

A psychology professional (such as a therapist, advocate, researcher, or similar expert) presents on their career experiences and insights. The session includes a talk about their work, background, and advice for students, followed by an open Q&A where attendees can ask questions about jobs, graduate school, or entering the field. We hold this event every year, and there's usually a great turnout.

General Meeting

Our weekly meeting where we talk about the latest events of the world, share opinions, and just hang out and have a good time. Anyone is welcome to join!

You want a place to talk about the greatest band of all time? Come join us for our weekly meetings. We have discussions, presentations, music exchanges, and chill days.

Want a group to play UNO with? Look no farther than the 51������ UNO! Club! Each week we play a new variation of UNO! From Classic to No Mercy, we have an UNO for you!

Weekly meeting of The Anime Club at the University of North Georgia's Dahlonega Campus.��

Meetings consist of anime viewings, discussions, and other anime-related activities.

Open for any tabletop card games from Yu-Gi-Oh to Lorcana and even Pokémon, all skill brackets and players welcome!

Join us to visit the Feral cat program of Georgia, help with upkeep and feeding and hang out with some sweet cats! We provide transportation each week, and the van leaves the rec deck visitor lot at 9:50 to arrive at FCPGA around 10am and we return back around 12pm. Come volunteer to support FCPGA's mission and see some cute kittens!

We seek to educate each other and discuss a variety of philosophical topics while employing various types of philosophical outlooks. All perspectives, any mjor or background are welcome! We aim to examine the nature of the world, ethics, knowledge and much more through��informal discussions and activities.

Join our GroupMe to see the upcoming week's topic!

Basic Life Support (BLS) is��a set of emergency medical procedures that sustain life until professional help arrives, including cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), airway management, and use of an automated external defibrillator (AED).��It is provided by first responders, healthcare providers, or trained bystanders for emergencies like cardiac arrest, respiratory distress, or obstructed airways.��The goal is to maintain blood circulation and oxygen flow to the brain and other organs to prevent damage and improve the chance of survival.

The cost for the certification card is $10.00. This must be paid at the Business Office on the Dahlonega Campus prior to the class. Please note that they only accept cash or check.

Payment Location:��60 W Main St, Office Suite 203 Dahlonega, GA 30533

For Spring 2026, Accessibility Advocacy Group(AAG) will have a meeting or event that seeks to advance INTERSECTIONAL disability justice (for all marginalized groups such as Women, BIPOC, and LGBTQ+ people) and create a community for people with disabilities and their allies. Be on the lookout for updates as we choose a different topic and activity for each week.

Come to our weekly discussion over lunch about some aspect of Christian Theology and its relevance for daily life (hosted by Reformed University Fellowship). This semester we will be exploring what to consider in��Making Decisions (both big and small) through a Christian, theological lens. We will eat and hang out before we begin discussion at 12:30 pm. No prep is needed and bring your lunch with you to eat while we are lead through this topic by our campus minister Trey Martin, Ph.D.

Come see us in the lobby of the Martha T Nesbitt building to purchase a blind date with a book for only $2.00! We will also have some books signed by the author for only $3.00. All proceeds will go towards various club activities as well as assistance with membership fees for our new members. All our books are super excited to meet their blind dates!

Join our presentation about the basics of Education Abroad at 51������. We provide an overview of our international opportunities, including faculty-led programs overseas (with 51������ students and faculty), study abroad at global universities, and international internships. In our presentation, we also cover how to navigate our website, how to find programs, how to evaluate our programs and select the best fit, and more.

For more information about Education Abroad, please feel free to email us at global@ung.edu or check out our website (ung.edu/education-abroad).

We look forward to helping you go abroad!

Come as you are with whatever you're reading. We'll start by sharing our current reads, then enjoy a quiet hour of reading together. Afterward, you can chat, swap recommendations, or stay tucked into your book.

Healing begins when you become the hero of your own story.

Hero's Journey is a guided role-playing experience where you become the main character in a symbolic adventure - designed to mirror the inner challenges you face in real life. Together, we'll explore different stages of your story: the struggles, the strengths, the turning points. you might encounter challenges, meet symbolic allies, and uncover insights about yourself along the way.

Pre-registration is required. For information, contact Student Counseling at 706-867-4402 ext. 2 or visit our office in the Student Center, Suite 115.

Join this group for an opportunity to understand
the relationships we have with ourselves and
others, to create better relationships and to feel
more confident.

Registration is required. To register, contact Student Counseling

at 706-867-4402 ext. 1.

Join CRW for Dance Fit, an energetic group fitness class with dance party vibes! All students and CRW members of all fitness levels are welcome. Please check in at the front desk, grab a ticket, and meet us on the basketball courts. All first-timers must sign the 2025-2026 Group Fitness Waiver.

51������ Students Against Trafficking is here to build awareness, education, and support in the fight against human trafficking. Everyone is welcome! We will discuss a specific topic related to human trafficking and talk about upcoming events coming up throughout the semester at our meetings.

Join Book Club for a reading sesh (complete with snacks and music for ambiance) or join us for a discussion of all the great books you've been reading lately! Book Club is open to any and all types of readers!

Alpha Gamma Delta will be hosting their annual Alpha Gam Jam lip sync battle! Organizations will be competing against one another in an ultimate lip sync battle. All proceeds from tickets will go towards fighting hunger!

We have board games of all types, so come and kick back and relax!

Go head to head with your fellow Nighthawks as you command your armies into battle.

Join fellow God-fearing conservatives on campus for weekly meetings where we come together in fellowship, discuss the political issues that matter most, and build lasting friendships—all while having a great time!

Whether you're passionate about limited government, traditional values, or defending freedom, our Turning Point USA chapter is the place to connect with like-minded students, share ideas, and make your voice heard. Come as you are—everyone's welcome!

51������ Department of Music students present a noon-hour recital.

Join us to learn and talk about witch trials!

Come see us in the lobby of the Martha T Nesbitt building to purchase a blind date with a book for only $2.00! We will also have some books signed by the author for only $3.00. All proceeds will go towards various club activities as well as assistance with membership fees for our new members. All our books are super excited to meet their blind dates!

Come one, come all! We welcome all game enthusiasts and socilites to a chilled out enviroment where you can relax and try out a plethora of new and familar games.

Gainesville Theatre Alliance presents Into the Woods, music & lyrics by Stephen Sondheim, book by James Lapine, Apr 10-18 at 51������-Gainesville's Ed Cabell Theatre, inside the Performing Arts building.

The show is sponsored by the Gainesville Times.

An opening night reception follows the April 10 performance.

Be careful what you wish for… In this imaginative twist on classic fairy tales, a baker and his wife set out to lift a witch's curse. Along the way, they cross paths with Cinderella, Jack, Little Red Riding Hood, and more. But happily ever after is just the beginning. With a rich score by Stephen Sondheim and a poignant, playful book, Into the Woods explores dreams, choices, and the tangled consequences of desire. Recommended for ages 10+ for mature themes.

Gainesville Theatre Alliance is an inter-collegiate theatre collaboration between Brenau University and the University of North Georgia.

51������ students, faculty and staff get $5 tickets to GTA productions. 51������ students can use code 51������SPRING26 and 51������ faculty/staff can use code NIGHTHAWK at checkout. Tickets are also available at the GTA box office, located in the Performing Arts building on the 51������-Gainesville campus, or by calling 678-717-3624. 51������ ID is required.

Mr��51������ BCM Competition

Do you love solving mysteries, cracking codes, and putting things together piece by piece? Then Puzzle Club is the perfect place for you! From escape rooms and murder mystery games to Rubik's cubes, jigsaw puzzles, and mind-bending 3D challenges, we dive into every corner of the puzzle world. Each semester, we do an escape room and we always make it out (so far)!

But we're more than just puzzles—we're a community. Whether you're a master sleuth or just love a good brain teaser, you'll find close friends and a welcoming atmosphere here. Beyond the club, we have dinner every Friday night at a different restaurant, so you'll never be alone on a Friday night.

Join us, challenge your mind, and find your people. Because when it comes to Puzzle Club, the best part is solving life together.

Gainesville Theatre Alliance presents Into the Woods, music & lyrics by Stephen Sondheim, book by James Lapine, Apr 10-18 at 51������-Gainesville's Ed Cabell Theatre, inside the Performing Arts building.

The show is sponsored by the Gainesville Times.

An opening night reception follows the April 10 performance.

Be careful what you wish for… In this imaginative twist on classic fairy tales, a baker and his wife set out to lift a witch's curse. Along the way, they cross paths with Cinderella, Jack, Little Red Riding Hood, and more. But happily ever after is just the beginning. With a rich score by Stephen Sondheim and a poignant, playful book, Into the Woods explores dreams, choices, and the tangled consequences of desire. Recommended for ages 10+ for mature themes.

Gainesville Theatre Alliance is an inter-collegiate theatre collaboration between Brenau University and the University of North Georgia.

51������ students, faculty and staff get $5 tickets to GTA productions. 51������ students can use code 51������SPRING26 and 51������ faculty/staff can use code NIGHTHAWK at checkout. Tickets are also available at the GTA box office, located in the Performing Arts building on the 51������-Gainesville campus, or by calling 678-717-3624. 51������ ID is required.

Gainesville Theatre Alliance presents Into the Woods, music & lyrics by Stephen Sondheim, book by James Lapine, Apr 10-18 at 51������-Gainesville's Ed Cabell Theatre, inside the Performing Arts building.

The show is sponsored by the Gainesville Times.

An opening night reception follows the April 10 performance.

Be careful what you wish for… In this imaginative twist on classic fairy tales, a baker and his wife set out to lift a witch's curse. Along the way, they cross paths with Cinderella, Jack, Little Red Riding Hood, and more. But happily ever after is just the beginning. With a rich score by Stephen Sondheim and a poignant, playful book, Into the Woods explores dreams, choices, and the tangled consequences of desire. Recommended for ages 10+ for mature themes.

Gainesville Theatre Alliance is an inter-collegiate theatre collaboration between Brenau University and the University of North Georgia.

51������ students, faculty and staff get $5 tickets to GTA productions. 51������ students can use code 51������SPRING26 and 51������ faculty/staff can use code NIGHTHAWK at checkout. Tickets are also available at the GTA box office, located in the Performing Arts building on the 51������-Gainesville campus, or by calling 678-717-3624. 51������ ID is required.

Join our presentation about the basics of Education Abroad at 51������. We provide an overview of our international opportunities, including faculty-led programs overseas (with 51������ students and faculty), study abroad at global universities, and international internships. In our presentation, we also cover how to navigate our website, how to find programs, how to evaluate our programs and select the best fit, and more.

For more information about Education Abroad, please feel free to email us at global@ung.edu or check out our website (ung.edu/education-abroad).

We look forward to helping you go abroad!

NED's weekly meeting to discuss events.

Ever wondered if what you want is what you really want? Join your academic advisors to learn how to make goals that align with the vision you hold for yourself all while creating a unique vision board to take home!

Join Gainesville Campus Student Government Association for our General Body Meeting! This is your chance to get involved, meet your elected leaders, learn about upcoming events and initiatives, and share your ideas to improve campus life. Whether you want to run for a leadership position, volunteer for projects, or just stay informed, this meeting is the place to start.

General Meeting

Tabling at HOAG Patio

Come and share your ideas with member and officers, and see how the club is operating. Anyone welcome to join!

Join the Department of Visual Arts in celebrating the creative research of our BFA seniors at the BFA Capstone Exhibition Reception on the Dahlonega campus.��The BFA Capstone Exhibition��showcases a diverse range of work that reflects their vision, dedication and growth. This special evening honors their culmination of study with art, conversation and community.

Korean Club invites all K-pop fans to join in on a fun night of decorating photocard top loaders, talking all things K-pop, and trading photocards with friends!

Alpha Gam executive council meetings

Come and play Magic the Gathering with your fellow Nighthawks. Beginner to experts welcome!

The Blue & Gold Engagement Awards banquet is a prestigious event dedicated to honoring outstanding students and organizations within our 51������ community.

General Mental Health Group Therapy: Navigating college life can be both exciting and overwhelming. This 50-minute weekly group therapy session offers a supportive and confidential space for students to talk openly about a wide range of mental health concerns—from academic stress and anxiety to relationship issues, loneliness, and overall emotional well-being. The group encourages connection through shared experiences and peer support. This group is a space to be heard, to heal, and to realize you're not alone. Whether you're managing everyday challenges or seeking deeper insight, you'll find community here.

Registration is required. To register, contact Student Counseling at 706=867-4402 ext. 2.

Pull up challenge with Marines

Mental Health in Today's Culture: Ever wonder why you connect to a certain song or relate so much to a character in your favorite show? The Mental Health in Today's Culture therapy group uses the power of pop culture - from movies and music to games and social media - to explore common mental health themes. Join us as we provide a safe space to share, learn from diverse perspectives, and develop practical coping skills that may help you face the world today.

Registration is required. To register, contact Student Counseling at 706-867-4402.

weekly meeting

Feeling stressed about finals? Come join the Italian Club in a celebration with food and games! There will be authentic Italian food and drinks to enjoy for all. SOME FOODS MAY CONTAIN NUTS.

Welcome to Delight Ministries! We are an all-women's ministry here on 51������ Dahlonega's campus.

Have you been looking for a place to belong? Maybe you've been looking for a place to grow your faith? This is the place for you! Here at Delight we would��love��to get to know you. We aim to make our hang-outs the place where you can get real and experience freedom in Christ through true vulnerability with other college-aged women!

We invite every woman on every campus to build long-lasting, meaningful friendships with other college-aged girls who know and understand the ups & downs of college life and to come dive into learning about Jesus!

This could be the community that changes your life.

If you have questions feel free to reach out @ungdelight on Instagram!

We meet weekly to learn new moves, practice previous material, discuss future dances, and to deepen our social connection with friends. All experience welcome

Gainesville Theatre Alliance presents Into the Woods, music & lyrics by Stephen Sondheim, book by James Lapine, Apr 10-18 at 51������-Gainesville's Ed Cabell Theatre, inside the Performing Arts building.

The show is sponsored by the Gainesville Times.

An opening night reception follows the April 10 performance.

Be careful what you wish for… In this imaginative twist on classic fairy tales, a baker and his wife set out to lift a witch's curse. Along the way, they cross paths with Cinderella, Jack, Little Red Riding Hood, and more. But happily ever after is just the beginning. With a rich score by Stephen Sondheim and a poignant, playful book, Into the Woods explores dreams, choices, and the tangled consequences of desire. Recommended for ages 10+ for mature themes.

Gainesville Theatre Alliance is an inter-collegiate theatre collaboration between Brenau University and the University of North Georgia.

51������ students, faculty and staff get $5 tickets to GTA productions. 51������ students can use code 51������SPRING26 and 51������ faculty/staff can use code NIGHTHAWK at checkout. Tickets are also available at the GTA box office, located in the Performing Arts building on the 51������-Gainesville campus, or by calling 678-717-3624. 51������ ID is required.

Collaborate and strategize to take down monsters and ghouls of all sizes. All are welcome!

Join fellow patriotic conservatives on campus for weekly College Republicans meetings—where we unite in defense of American values, limited government, individual liberty, and the Constitution that made our nation great.

Stand with like-minded students who believe in free markets, strong national defense, the sanctity of life, traditional family values, and Second Amendment rights. We'll discuss the critical issues facing our country, strategize ways to advance conservative principles, and build a powerful network of future leaders—all while enjoying great fellowship and camaraderie.

If you're ready to fight for freedom, reject socialism, and preserve the America our founders envisioned, this is your home. Patriots welcome—join us today!

Come learn about orature, female health and morality in Nigeria through the knowledgeable eyes of 51������ faculty Dr.��Toluwani Oloke who specializes in health and public interest communication.��A space of critical film and media discussion for faculty, students and 51������ Community, the Scholars Symposium brings speakers for 30 minute presentations on a variety of topics across the field. All presentations are followed by a Q&A with the speaker.

Understanding the U.S. healthcare system can feel like learning a whole new language. Join the University of North Georgia for an informative and friendly virtual session designed to help you navigate medical services with confidence. We'll cover the basics of insurance, how to find a doctor, and what to do if you get sick.

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The Professional Association of Georgia Educators presents the second of two information sessions on Professionalism in Education. This engagement invites Dr.��Kim Foster from PAGE to present on topics of professionalism and their impact on 51������ COE first and second year students. This opportunity may prepare you for both a career in education and set you for success during placement. Bring an empty stomach as PAGE will also provide student PIZZA!

You want a place to talk about the greatest band of all time? Come join us for our weekly meetings. We have discussions, presentations, music exchanges, and chill days.

Want a group to play UNO with? Look no farther than the 51������ UNO! Club! Each week we play a new variation of UNO! From Classic to No Mercy, we have an UNO for you!

Come Join Accessibility Advocacy Group as we have interactive events and free items. All of our events seek to advance disability justice, to create a community for disabled people and allies, and advance accessibility at 51������.

Free screening of��Flow��in Hawk Cinema on the Gainesville campus. Sponsored by the School of Communication, Film & Theatre.

What: Flow (Zilbalodis, 2024) film screening

When: Wednesday, April 15th @ 5pm

Where: Hawk Cinema, GVL

Weekly meeting of The Anime Club at the University of North Georgia's Dahlonega Campus.��

Meetings consist of anime viewings, discussions, and other anime-related activities.

The Blue & Gold Engagement Awards banquet is a prestigious event dedicated to honoring outstanding students and organizations within our 51������ community.

Gainesville Theatre Alliance presents Into the Woods, music & lyrics by Stephen Sondheim, book by James Lapine, Apr 10-18 at 51������-Gainesville's Ed Cabell Theatre, inside the Performing Arts building.

The show is sponsored by the Gainesville Times.

An opening night reception follows the April 10 performance.

Be careful what you wish for… In this imaginative twist on classic fairy tales, a baker and his wife set out to lift a witch's curse. Along the way, they cross paths with Cinderella, Jack, Little Red Riding Hood, and more. But happily ever after is just the beginning. With a rich score by Stephen Sondheim and a poignant, playful book, Into the Woods explores dreams, choices, and the tangled consequences of desire. Recommended for ages 10+ for mature themes.

Gainesville Theatre Alliance is an inter-collegiate theatre collaboration between Brenau University and the University of North Georgia.

51������ students, faculty and staff get $5 tickets to GTA productions. 51������ students can use code 51������SPRING26 and 51������ faculty/staff can use code NIGHTHAWK at checkout. Tickets are also available at the GTA box office, located in the Performing Arts building on the 51������-Gainesville campus, or by calling 678-717-3624. 51������ ID is required.

Open for any tabletop card games from Yu-Gi-Oh to Lorcana and even Pokémon, all skill brackets and players welcome!

Join us to visit the Feral cat program of Georgia, help with upkeep and feeding and hang out with some sweet cats! We provide transportation each week, and the van leaves the rec deck visitor lot at 9:50 to arrive at FCPGA around 10am and we return back around 12pm. Come volunteer to support FCPGA's mission and see some cute kittens!

Artist talk by Isabella Martino

For Spring 2026, Accessibility Advocacy Group(AAG) will have a meeting or event that seeks to advance INTERSECTIONAL disability justice (for all marginalized groups such as Women, BIPOC, and LGBTQ+ people) and create a community for people with disabilities and their allies. Be on the lookout for updates as we choose a different topic and activity for each week.

Come to our weekly discussion over lunch about some aspect of Christian Theology and its relevance for daily life (hosted by Reformed University Fellowship). This semester we will be exploring what to consider in��Making Decisions (both big and small) through a Christian, theological lens. We will eat and hang out before we begin discussion at 12:30 pm. No prep is needed and bring your lunch with you to eat while we are lead through this topic by our campus minister Trey Martin, Ph.D.

Sun's out, crafts out! Celebrate the end of the semester with an indoor craft market featuring handmade goods and creative finds from student vendors. Shop small, support creativity, and kick off summer break.

Join our presentation about the basics of Education Abroad at 51������. We provide an overview of our international opportunities, including faculty-led programs overseas (with 51������ students and faculty), study abroad at global universities, and international internships. In our presentation, we also cover how to navigate our website, how to find programs, how to evaluate our programs and select the best fit, and more.

For more information about Education Abroad, please feel free to email us at global@ung.edu or check out our website (ung.edu/education-abroad).

We look forward to helping you go abroad!

Healing begins when you become the hero of your own story.

Hero's Journey is a guided role-playing experience where you become the main character in a symbolic adventure - designed to mirror the inner challenges you face in real life. Together, we'll explore different stages of your story: the struggles, the strengths, the turning points. you might encounter challenges, meet symbolic allies, and uncover insights about yourself along the way.

Pre-registration is required. For information, contact Student Counseling at 706-867-4402 ext. 2 or visit our office in the Student Center, Suite 115.

Join this group for an opportunity to understand
the relationships we have with ourselves and
others, to create better relationships and to feel
more confident.

Registration is required. To register, contact Student Counseling

at 706-867-4402 ext. 1.

Join CRW for Dance Fit, an energetic group fitness class with dance party vibes! All students and CRW members of all fitness levels are welcome. Please check in at the front desk, grab a ticket, and meet us on the basketball courts. All first-timers must sign the 2025-2026 Group Fitness Waiver.

Join Book Club for a reading sesh (complete with snacks and music for ambiance) or join us for a discussion of all the great books you've been reading lately! Book Club is open to any and all types of readers!

Come learn about Haitïan culture, weave, and enjoy Haitïan cuisine. Everyone is welcome.

Visit Sustainability, an art exhibition of artworks made with recycled technology donated by ThinkTLS (Technology Lifecycle Services).

Admire the creativity and resourcefulness of 51��������Visual Arts students, and choose your favorite work for the $2500 Popular Vote Award sponsored by ThinkTLS!

You may only vote in person, once. Be sure to follow the directions. Everyone is welcome to vote, including 51������ faculty, staff, students, and community members. The winner will be announced at the exhibition reception on April 24th, 5:00 - 7:00 pm, to be held at ThinkTLS Offices in Gainesville, GA.

The Blue & Gold Engagement Awards banquet is a prestigious event dedicated to honoring outstanding students and organizations within our 51������ community.

Gainesville Theatre Alliance presents Into the Woods, music & lyrics by Stephen Sondheim, book by James Lapine, Apr 10-18 at 51������-Gainesville's Ed Cabell Theatre, inside the Performing Arts building.

The show is sponsored by the Gainesville Times.

An opening night reception follows the April 10 performance.

Be careful what you wish for… In this imaginative twist on classic fairy tales, a baker and his wife set out to lift a witch's curse. Along the way, they cross paths with Cinderella, Jack, Little Red Riding Hood, and more. But happily ever after is just the beginning. With a rich score by Stephen Sondheim and a poignant, playful book, Into the Woods explores dreams, choices, and the tangled consequences of desire. Recommended for ages 10+ for mature themes.

Gainesville Theatre Alliance is an inter-collegiate theatre collaboration between Brenau University and the University of North Georgia.

51������ students, faculty and staff get $5 tickets to GTA productions. 51������ students can use code 51������SPRING26 and 51������ faculty/staff can use code NIGHTHAWK at checkout. Tickets are also available at the GTA box office, located in the Performing Arts building on the 51������-Gainesville campus, or by calling 678-717-3624. 51������ ID is required.

We have board games of all types, so come and kick back and relax!

Go head to head with your fellow Nighthawks as you command your armies into battle.

Join fellow God-fearing conservatives on campus for weekly meetings where we come together in fellowship, discuss the political issues that matter most, and build lasting friendships—all while having a great time!

Whether you're passionate about limited government, traditional values, or defending freedom, our Turning Point USA chapter is the place to connect with like-minded students, share ideas, and make your voice heard. Come as you are—everyone's welcome!

Anyone interested in D&D or any similar Table Top Roleplaying Game will have the opportunity here to join a fantastical world and learn the mechanics with plenty of like-minded friends. We'll have private rooms available with people able to run games for you to learn. We'll also have plenty of snacks for you to enjoy!

51������ Department of Music students present a noon-hour recital.

Join us to churn your own butter!

Come celebrate the end of the semeter with us!

Come one, come all! We welcome all game enthusiasts and socilites to a chilled out enviroment where you can relax and try out a plethora of new and familar games.

Please join us for a performance of our new, student written show entitled��The Game Show! This is a dark comedy show where 5 morally-grey contestants—a Karen, a mean girl, a corporate lawyer, a leader of an MLM, and a cheater—will have to play for their lives in an interdimensional game show and unlearn their immoral ways to do so! Follow this interesting cast as their lovely host leads leads them through various games of life, and expect to laugh, gasp, and maybe even cry!

TICKETS: At The Door (cash/card)

$10 for non-51������ students

$7 for 51������ students

Gainesville Theatre Alliance presents Into the Woods, music & lyrics by Stephen Sondheim, book by James Lapine, Apr 10-18 at 51������-Gainesville's Ed Cabell Theatre, inside the Performing Arts building.

The show is sponsored by the Gainesville Times.

An opening night reception follows the April 10 performance.

Be careful what you wish for… In this imaginative twist on classic fairy tales, a baker and his wife set out to lift a witch's curse. Along the way, they cross paths with Cinderella, Jack, Little Red Riding Hood, and more. But happily ever after is just the beginning. With a rich score by Stephen Sondheim and a poignant, playful book, Into the Woods explores dreams, choices, and the tangled consequences of desire. Recommended for ages 10+ for mature themes.

Gainesville Theatre Alliance is an inter-collegiate theatre collaboration between Brenau University and the University of North Georgia.

51������ students, faculty and staff get $5 tickets to GTA productions. 51������ students can use code 51������SPRING26 and 51������ faculty/staff can use code NIGHTHAWK at checkout. Tickets are also available at the GTA box office, located in the Performing Arts building on the 51������-Gainesville campus, or by calling 678-717-3624. 51������ ID is required.

Do you love solving mysteries, cracking codes, and putting things together piece by piece? Then Puzzle Club is the perfect place for you! From escape rooms and murder mystery games to Rubik's cubes, jigsaw puzzles, and mind-bending 3D challenges, we dive into every corner of the puzzle world. Each semester, we do an escape room and we always make it out (so far)!

But we're more than just puzzles—we're a community. Whether you're a master sleuth or just love a good brain teaser, you'll find close friends and a welcoming atmosphere here. Beyond the club, we have dinner every Friday night at a different restaurant, so you'll never be alone on a Friday night.

Join us, challenge your mind, and find your people. Because when it comes to Puzzle Club, the best part is solving life together.

Alpha Gamma Delta formal executive council meeting.

Participate in the most German activity there is — hiking! Hike an easy trail with German club and enjoy tasty German food and socializing afterward!

Please join us for a performance of our new, student written show entitled��The Game Show! This is a dark comedy show where 5 morally-grey contestants—a Karen, a mean girl, a corporate lawyer, a leader of an MLM, and a cheater—will have to play for their lives in an interdimensional game show and unlearn their immoral ways to do so! Follow this interesting cast as their lovely host leads leads them through various games of life, and expect to laugh, gasp, and maybe even cry!

TICKETS: At The Door (cash/card)

$10 for non-51������ students

$7 for 51������ students

Gainesville Theatre Alliance presents Into the Woods, music & lyrics by Stephen Sondheim, book by James Lapine, Apr 10-18 at 51������-Gainesville's Ed Cabell Theatre, inside the Performing Arts building.

The show is sponsored by the Gainesville Times.

An opening night reception follows the April 10 performance.

Be careful what you wish for… In this imaginative twist on classic fairy tales, a baker and his wife set out to lift a witch's curse. Along the way, they cross paths with Cinderella, Jack, Little Red Riding Hood, and more. But happily ever after is just the beginning. With a rich score by Stephen Sondheim and a poignant, playful book, Into the Woods explores dreams, choices, and the tangled consequences of desire. Recommended for ages 10+ for mature themes.

Gainesville Theatre Alliance is an inter-collegiate theatre collaboration between Brenau University and the University of North Georgia.

51������ students, faculty and staff get $5 tickets to GTA productions. 51������ students can use code 51������SPRING26 and 51������ faculty/staff can use code NIGHTHAWK at checkout. Tickets are also available at the GTA box office, located in the Performing Arts building on the 51������-Gainesville campus, or by calling 678-717-3624. 51������ ID is required.

Gainesville Theatre Alliance presents Into the Woods, music & lyrics by Stephen Sondheim, book by James Lapine, Apr 10-18 at 51������-Gainesville's Ed Cabell Theatre, inside the Performing Arts building.

The show is sponsored by the Gainesville Times.

An opening night reception follows the April 10 performance.

Be careful what you wish for… In this imaginative twist on classic fairy tales, a baker and his wife set out to lift a witch's curse. Along the way, they cross paths with Cinderella, Jack, Little Red Riding Hood, and more. But happily ever after is just the beginning. With a rich score by Stephen Sondheim and a poignant, playful book, Into the Woods explores dreams, choices, and the tangled consequences of desire. Recommended for ages 10+ for mature themes.

Gainesville Theatre Alliance is an inter-collegiate theatre collaboration between Brenau University and the University of North Georgia.

51������ students, faculty and staff get $5 tickets to GTA productions. 51������ students can use code 51������SPRING26 and 51������ faculty/staff can use code NIGHTHAWK at checkout. Tickets are also available at the GTA box office, located in the Performing Arts building on the 51������-Gainesville campus, or by calling 678-717-3624. 51������ ID is required.

Recruitment training for Alpha Gamma Delta

Spring concert by the 51������ Chorale.

Please join us for a performance of our new, student written show entitled��The Game Show! This is a dark comedy show where 5 morally-grey contestants—a Karen, a mean girl, a corporate lawyer, a leader of an MLM, and a cheater—will have to play for their lives in an interdimensional game show and unlearn their immoral ways to do so! Follow this interesting cast as their lovely host leads leads them through various games of life, and expect to laugh, gasp, and maybe even cry!

TICKETS: At The Door (cash/card)

$10 for non-51������ students

$7 for 51������ students

Join our presentation about the basics of Education Abroad at 51������. We provide an overview of our international opportunities, including faculty-led programs overseas (with 51������ students and faculty), study abroad at global universities, and international internships. In our presentation, we also cover how to navigate our website, how to find programs, how to evaluate our programs and select the best fit, and more.

For more information about Education Abroad, please feel free to email us at global@ung.edu or check out our website (ung.edu/education-abroad).

We look forward to helping you go abroad!

NED's weekly meeting to discuss events.

Join Gainesville Campus Student Government Association for our General Body Meeting! This is your chance to get involved, meet your elected leaders, learn about upcoming events and initiatives, and share your ideas to improve campus life. Whether you want to run for a leadership position, volunteer for projects, or just stay informed, this meeting is the place to start.

General Meeting for Spectrum Alliance

General Meeting

Tabling at HOAG Patio

Alpha Gam executive council meetings

Come and play Magic the Gathering with your fellow Nighthawks. Beginner to experts welcome!

General Mental Health Group Therapy: Navigating college life can be both exciting and overwhelming. This 50-minute weekly group therapy session offers a supportive and confidential space for students to talk openly about a wide range of mental health concerns—from academic stress and anxiety to relationship issues, loneliness, and overall emotional well-being. The group encourages connection through shared experiences and peer support. This group is a space to be heard, to heal, and to realize you're not alone. Whether you're managing everyday challenges or seeking deeper insight, you'll find community here.

Registration is required. To register, contact Student Counseling at 706=867-4402 ext. 2.

Mental Health in Today's Culture: Ever wonder why you connect to a certain song or relate so much to a character in your favorite show? The Mental Health in Today's Culture therapy group uses the power of pop culture - from movies and music to games and social media - to explore common mental health themes. Join us as we provide a safe space to share, learn from diverse perspectives, and develop practical coping skills that may help you face the world today.

Registration is required. To register, contact Student Counseling at 706-867-4402.

weekly meeting

Welcome to Delight Ministries! We are an all-women's ministry here on 51������ Dahlonega's campus.

Have you been looking for a place to belong? Maybe you've been looking for a place to grow your faith? This is the place for you! Here at Delight we would��love��to get to know you. We aim to make our hang-outs the place where you can get real and experience freedom in Christ through true vulnerability with other college-aged women!

We invite every woman on every campus to build long-lasting, meaningful friendships with other college-aged girls who know and understand the ups & downs of college life and to come dive into learning about Jesus!

This could be the community that changes your life.

If you have questions feel free to reach out @ungdelight on Instagram!

Join Korean Club in having fun and celebrating our final meeting of the semester with various friends and food!

We meet weekly to learn new moves, practice previous material, discuss future dances, and to deepen our social connection with friends. All experience welcome

Collaborate and strategize to take down monsters and ghouls of all sizes. All are welcome!

Join fellow patriotic conservatives on campus for weekly College Republicans meetings—where we unite in defense of American values, limited government, individual liberty, and the Constitution that made our nation great.

Stand with like-minded students who believe in free markets, strong national defense, the sanctity of life, traditional family values, and Second Amendment rights. We'll discuss the critical issues facing our country, strategize ways to advance conservative principles, and build a powerful network of future leaders—all while enjoying great fellowship and camaraderie.

If you're ready to fight for freedom, reject socialism, and preserve the America our founders envisioned, this is your home. Patriots welcome—join us today!

51������ Department of Music students present a noon-hour recital.

Join WISE for a relaxing and creative clay pot painting event where you can unwind, express yourself, and take a break from the busy semester. This is a chance to get hands-on, enjoy good company, and leave with a personalized pot to brighten your space.

General Meeting

Philadelphia and Jacksonville based gallerist, curator, and art advisor will speak about public art and murals from a curator's perspective. Topics include her process as a curator from:��selection of an artist, process of design, process of production and how she and her team promotes to garner the 'next mural'.

Format: Webinar presentation with Q&A live on Zoom. Join us in person to view the Zoom presentation or join us virtually!

Join Professor McIntosh and her 14 mural painting students in Nesbitt room 3110 (Cleveland Ballroom) for experiencing the webinar in-person. Use the webinar registration link provided below to join us virtually.

For our in-person audience, the live webinar will be followed by a conversation about murals with Professor McIntosh and her students. Learn about the mural project they are currently working on in the community at����in Gainesville, GA. This project is supported by a��Presidential Incentive Award.��Coffee/dessert reception to follow in-person event.

Students can come out in front of the main building and enjoy a wide array of events such as jousting, ping pong, dunk tank, cornhole, spike ball, and more! Food will be catered. Additionally, there will be tabling for the Student Government Association.

You want a place to talk about the greatest band of all time? Come join us for our weekly meetings. We have discussions, presentations, music exchanges, and chill days.

Want a group to play UNO with? Look no farther than the 51������ UNO! Club! Each week we play a new variation of UNO! From Classic to No Mercy, we have an UNO for you!

Weekly meeting of The Anime Club at the University of North Georgia's Dahlonega Campus.��

Meetings consist of anime viewings, discussions, and other anime-related activities.

Open for any tabletop card games from Yu-Gi-Oh to Lorcana and even Pokémon, all skill brackets and players welcome!

Join us to visit the Feral cat program of Georgia, help with upkeep and feeding and hang out with some sweet cats! We provide transportation each week, and the van leaves the rec deck visitor lot at 9:50 to arrive at FCPGA around 10am and we return back around 12pm. Come volunteer to support FCPGA's mission and see some cute kittens!

For Spring 2026, Accessibility Advocacy Group(AAG) will have a meeting or event that seeks to advance INTERSECTIONAL disability justice (for all marginalized groups such as Women, BIPOC, and LGBTQ+ people) and create a community for people with disabilities and their allies. Be on the lookout for updates as we choose a different topic and activity for each week.

Join our presentation about the basics of Education Abroad at 51������. We provide an overview of our international opportunities, including faculty-led programs overseas (with 51������ students and faculty), study abroad at global universities, and international internships. In our presentation, we also cover how to navigate our website, how to find programs, how to evaluate our programs and select the best fit, and more.

For more information about Education Abroad, please feel free to email us at global@ung.edu or check out our website (ung.edu/education-abroad).

We look forward to helping you go abroad!

Come as you are with whatever you're reading. We'll start by sharing our current reads, then enjoy a quiet hour of reading together. Afterward, you can chat, swap recommendations, or stay tucked into your book.

Healing begins when you become the hero of your own story.

Hero's Journey is a guided role-playing experience where you become the main character in a symbolic adventure - designed to mirror the inner challenges you face in real life. Together, we'll explore different stages of your story: the struggles, the strengths, the turning points. you might encounter challenges, meet symbolic allies, and uncover insights about yourself along the way.

Pre-registration is required. For information, contact Student Counseling at 706-867-4402 ext. 2 or visit our office in the Student Center, Suite 115.

Join this group for an opportunity to understand
the relationships we have with ourselves and
others, to create better relationships and to feel
more confident.

Registration is required. To register, contact Student Counseling

at 706-867-4402 ext. 1.

Join CRW for Dance Fit, an energetic group fitness class with dance party vibes! All students and CRW members of all fitness levels are welcome. Please check in at the front desk, grab a ticket, and meet us on the basketball courts. All first-timers must sign the 2025-2026 Group Fitness Waiver.

51������ Students Against Trafficking is here to build awareness, education, and support in the fight against human trafficking. Everyone is welcome! We will discuss a specific topic related to human trafficking and talk about upcoming events coming up throughout the semester at our meetings.

Come Join Accessibility Advocacy Group as we have interactive events and free items. All of our events seek to advance disability justice, to create a community for disabled people and allies, and advance accessibility at 51������.

Join Book Club for a reading sesh (complete with snacks and music for ambiance) or join us for a discussion of all the great books you've been reading lately! Book Club is open to any and all types of readers!

We have board games of all types, so come and kick back and relax!

Go head to head with your fellow Nighthawks as you command your armies into battle.

Join fellow God-fearing conservatives on campus for weekly meetings where we come together in fellowship, discuss the political issues that matter most, and build lasting friendships—all while having a great time!

Whether you're passionate about limited government, traditional values, or defending freedom, our Turning Point USA chapter is the place to connect with like-minded students, share ideas, and make your voice heard. Come as you are—everyone's welcome!

51������ Department of Music students present a noon-hour recital.

Join us as we welcome the newest members into Psi Chi, the International Honor Society in Psychology. This special ceremony honors students who have demonstrated outstanding academic achievement and a commitment to the field of psychology.

The event will include brief remarks from faculty, a presentation on the history and values of Psi Chi, and the formal induction of new members. Family, friends, and supporters are warmly invited to attend and celebrate this meaningful milestone.

Come one, come all! We welcome all game enthusiasts and socilites to a chilled out enviroment where you can relax and try out a plethora of new and familar games.

Join us for the exciting Reception and Awards ceremony to be held at ThinkTLS Offices, for the art contest Sustainability. 51������ Visual Arts��students have created art with recycled technology donated by ThinkTLS.

Three awards, generously sponsored by ThinkTLS, will be announced: Best in Show - $5000; Best Use of Materials - $2500; Popular Vote Award - $2500. Refreshments will be served. Don't miss it!

Do you love solving mysteries, cracking codes, and putting things together piece by piece? Then Puzzle Club is the perfect place for you! From escape rooms and murder mystery games to Rubik's cubes, jigsaw puzzles, and mind-bending 3D challenges, we dive into every corner of the puzzle world. Each semester, we do an escape room and we always make it out (so far)!

But we're more than just puzzles—we're a community. Whether you're a master sleuth or just love a good brain teaser, you'll find close friends and a welcoming atmosphere here. Beyond the club, we have dinner every Friday night at a different restaurant, so you'll never be alone on a Friday night.

Join us, challenge your mind, and find your people. Because when it comes to Puzzle Club, the best part is solving life together.

Miracle51������'s last and biggest event of the year. Typically it is an all day event from 10 am to 5 pm. This event is filled with fundraising, line dancing, games, food, and more! We have the opportunity to hear families from CHOA stories and understand why our organization is so important. At the end of the event, we reveal the grand total we raised the entire year. It's is an incredible way to end the year.

Class cost: $100

A two million year-old habit is hard to break! Scientists estimate this is how long ago the first pieces of stone were crafted into tools. Many people are familiar with stone artifacts such as arrowheads created by traditional cultures in North America and around the world.

In this flintknapping workshop taught by Andrew Lee, students will learn how to create stone projectile points.

The Flintknapping Workshop consists of four hours of instruction total. Each student will be given a large piece of stone and, using a smooth cobble as a hammerstone, shown how to remove a "flake", or small piece. Next, they will be given a pressure flaker tool and instructed how to thin and shape their flakes into a finished arrowhead. Each student will have the opportunity to create several projectile points, and they will take home their finished pieces and the pressure flaker, as well as several additional flakes to complete on their own. Safety equipment such as gloves and eye protection will be provided. This class is suitable for ages thirteen and up; students under eighteen must have an accompanying adult present at all times. No prior knowledge of or experience with flintknapping is necessary.

To register, contact wellmadedahlonega@gmail.com or visit

NED's weekly meeting to discuss events.

Join Gainesville Campus Student Government Association for our General Body Meeting! This is your chance to get involved, meet your elected leaders, learn about upcoming events and initiatives, and share your ideas to improve campus life. Whether you want to run for a leadership position, volunteer for projects, or just stay informed, this meeting is the place to start.

General Meeting

Tabling at HOAG Patio

Come and share your ideas with member and officers, and see how the club is operating. Anyone welcome to join!

Alpha Gam executive council meetings

Come and play Magic the Gathering with your fellow Nighthawks. Beginner to experts welcome!

cookout

General Mental Health Group Therapy: Navigating college life can be both exciting and overwhelming. This 50-minute weekly group therapy session offers a supportive and confidential space for students to talk openly about a wide range of mental health concerns—from academic stress and anxiety to relationship issues, loneliness, and overall emotional well-being. The group encourages connection through shared experiences and peer support. This group is a space to be heard, to heal, and to realize you're not alone. Whether you're managing everyday challenges or seeking deeper insight, you'll find community here.

Registration is required. To register, contact Student Counseling at 706=867-4402 ext. 2.

Mental Health in Today's Culture: Ever wonder why you connect to a certain song or relate so much to a character in your favorite show? The Mental Health in Today's Culture therapy group uses the power of pop culture - from movies and music to games and social media - to explore common mental health themes. Join us as we provide a safe space to share, learn from diverse perspectives, and develop practical coping skills that may help you face the world today.

Registration is required. To register, contact Student Counseling at 706-867-4402.

weekly meeting

We meet weekly to learn new moves, practice previous material, discuss future dances, and to deepen our social connection with friends. All experience welcome

Collaborate and strategize to take down monsters and ghouls of all sizes. All are welcome!

Join fellow patriotic conservatives on campus for weekly College Republicans meetings—where we unite in defense of American values, limited government, individual liberty, and the Constitution that made our nation great.

Stand with like-minded students who believe in free markets, strong national defense, the sanctity of life, traditional family values, and Second Amendment rights. We'll discuss the critical issues facing our country, strategize ways to advance conservative principles, and build a powerful network of future leaders—all while enjoying great fellowship and camaraderie.

If you're ready to fight for freedom, reject socialism, and preserve the America our founders envisioned, this is your home. Patriots welcome—join us today!

We invite you to join us on April 29th for 51������ Remembers, a special ceremony honoring the lives of our students, faculty, and staff who are no longer with us. Together, we will reflect, remember, and celebrate the impact they had on our community. Ceremonies will be held:

9 am Oconee Campus - Front Lawn

12 pm Gainesville Campus - Memorial Garden

5 pm Dahlonega Campus - Memorial Wall

Join us starting January 28th to volunteer weekly at the Vickery house! We help with the gardens, watering planting and getting outside, and help with historic preservation and community efforts! Stop by any Wednesday between 10 and 12 to help out for a bit, meet new people and learn how to garden! (or get volunteer hours for class or honor societies)

51������ Department of Music students present a noon-hour recital.

We invite you to join us on April 29th for 51������ Remembers, a special ceremony honoring the lives of our students, faculty, and staff who are no longer with us. Together, we will reflect, remember, and celebrate the impact they had on our community. Ceremonies will be held:

9 am Oconee Campus - Front Lawn

12 pm Gainesville Campus - Memorial Garden

5 pm Dahlonega Campus - Memorial Wall

General Meeting

Come practice for oral exams and enjoy conversations and refreshments with classmates. Everyone is welcome.

You want a place to talk about the greatest band of all time? Come join us for our weekly meetings. We have discussions, presentations, music exchanges, and chill days.

We invite you to join us on April 29th for 51������ Remembers, a special ceremony honoring the lives of our students, faculty, and staff who are no longer with us. Together, we will reflect, remember, and celebrate the impact they had on our community. Ceremonies will be held:

9 am Oconee Campus - Front Lawn

12 pm Gainesville Campus - Memorial Garden

5 pm Dahlonega Campus - Memorial Wall

Want a group to play UNO with? Look no farther than the 51������ UNO! Club! Each week we play a new variation of UNO! From Classic to No Mercy, we have an UNO for you!

Weekly meeting of The Anime Club at the University of North Georgia's Dahlonega Campus.��

Meetings consist of anime viewings, discussions, and other anime-related activities.

Open for any tabletop card games from Yu-Gi-Oh to Lorcana and even Pokémon, all skill brackets and players welcome!

Join us to visit the Feral cat program of Georgia, help with upkeep and feeding and hang out with some sweet cats! We provide transportation each week, and the van leaves the rec deck visitor lot at 9:50 to arrive at FCPGA around 10am and we return back around 12pm. Come volunteer to support FCPGA's mission and see some cute kittens!

For Spring 2026, Accessibility Advocacy Group(AAG) will have a meeting or event that seeks to advance INTERSECTIONAL disability justice (for all marginalized groups such as Women, BIPOC, and LGBTQ+ people) and create a community for people with disabilities and their allies. Be on the lookout for updates as we choose a different topic and activity for each week.

Healing begins when you become the hero of your own story.

Hero's Journey is a guided role-playing experience where you become the main character in a symbolic adventure - designed to mirror the inner challenges you face in real life. Together, we'll explore different stages of your story: the struggles, the strengths, the turning points. you might encounter challenges, meet symbolic allies, and uncover insights about yourself along the way.

Pre-registration is required. For information, contact Student Counseling at 706-867-4402 ext. 2 or visit our office in the Student Center, Suite 115.

Join this group for an opportunity to understand
the relationships we have with ourselves and
others, to create better relationships and to feel
more confident.

Registration is required. To register, contact Student Counseling

at 706-867-4402 ext. 1.

Join CRW for Dance Fit, an energetic group fitness class with dance party vibes! All students and CRW members of all fitness levels are welcome. Please check in at the front desk, grab a ticket, and meet us on the basketball courts. All first-timers must sign the 2025-2026 Group Fitness Waiver.

Join Book Club for a reading sesh (complete with snacks and music for ambiance) or join us for a discussion of all the great books you've been reading lately! Book Club is open to any and all types of readers!

Turning Point USA Gainesville will be hosting Hall County Young Republicans in the Robinson Ballroom on the last Thursday of every month at 6PM to 8PM. We will have free food and merch at every meeting while supplies last. Anyone is welcome to stop by!

The 51������ Chamber Orchestra performs its Spring Concert!

The 51������ Chamber Orchestra presents its Spring Concert.

We have board games of all types, so come and kick back and relax!

Go head to head with your fellow Nighthawks as you command your armies into battle.

Join fellow God-fearing conservatives on campus for weekly meetings where we come together in fellowship, discuss the political issues that matter most, and build lasting friendships—all while having a great time!

Whether you're passionate about limited government, traditional values, or defending freedom, our Turning Point USA chapter is the place to connect with like-minded students, share ideas, and make your voice heard. Come as you are—everyone's welcome!

Celebrate Earth Day by joining the Earth Day Art Show! Students, faculty, and staff from all campuses are invited to submit 2-dimensional works of art that celebrate, explore, or reflect on the natural world to this event. These works will be displayed from April 3 through May 1 in the Gainesville Student Center adjacent to the main Earth Day event celebrated in the Gainesville quad and volley ball courts.

Artwork submissions must be completed by March 31 and artworks dropped off on Gainesville campus April 1 - 2. The artworks can be picked up in the student center May 1. !

51������ Department of Music students present a noon-hour recital.

Join a guided tour led by the seven undergraduate student researchers* who investigated works of Bob Owens for this momentous exhibition, as they illuminate the significance of key works in the show.

As an integral part of the tour, alumni and former students of Bob Owens who are participating in the exhibition will be invited to discuss their works on view and the impact made by their teacher.

At the conclusion of the tour, the public is invited to enjoy refreshments at the Hoag Student Center and attend the Reception for the Hal B. Rhodes III Juried Exhibition.

*The student researchers are Lucy Basso, Stevie Dinsmore, Brody Howell, Macy Langford, Madelyne McDaniel, Hannah North, and Julia Wells.

Bob Owens: A Legacy Beyond Measure gathers over forty works by Bob Owens, a ceramic artist and master potter who deeply impacted art and art education in the North Georgia region between the 1960s and the 2000s, and whose influence continues to be felt today. The exhibition features works generously donated to 51������ by the artists' son, Ben Owens, as well as works on loan from the private collections of Thomas and Tommye Scanlin and of Kathleen Gillespie Jackson. The selection was curated by Dr.��Ana Pozzi Harris, with invaluable guidance from Alex Kraft and Kathleen Gillespie Jackson.

Come one, come all! We welcome all game enthusiasts and socilites to a chilled out enviroment where you can relax and try out a plethora of new and familar games.

The Department of Visual Arts proudly invites you to its annual signature event: the Reception and Awards ceremony for the Hal B. Rhodes III Juried Student Exhibition and for Visual Arts Scholarships. Visit an outstanding art exhibition, enjoy good company and refreshments, and attend two exciting award ceremonies, where we celebrate our donors and student awardees.

For the Hal B. Rhodes III Juried Student Exhibition, monetary awards will be presented for Best in Show, First Prize, Second Prize, Third Prize, Fourth Prize, and Honorable Mention, as well as the Department Head Award, the Tommye Scanlin Award of Merit, and the Youngblood-Khan Social Justice Award.

Scholarship awardees will be called to the stage to receive the Bob Owens Scholarship, the Scanlin Awards, the Tommye McClure Scanlin Endowed Scholarship, the Chris Gore Scholarship, the Patsy M.��Street Memorial Scholarship, the Visual Arts Scholarship, the Forsyth County Arts Alliance Scholarship, the Roy C. Moore Art Scholarship, and the Gloria Shott Fine Arts Scholarship. For 2026, two new scholarships will be awarded: the Judy Bynum George Art of Living Inc. Scholarship and the Reagan Bowman Endowed Scholarship.

The donors or their representatives are invited to participate in the ceremony and meet the awarded students at this joyous occasion.

Do you love solving mysteries, cracking codes, and putting things together piece by piece? Then Puzzle Club is the perfect place for you! From escape rooms and murder mystery games to Rubik's cubes, jigsaw puzzles, and mind-bending 3D challenges, we dive into every corner of the puzzle world. Each semester, we do an escape room and we always make it out (so far)!

But we're more than just puzzles—we're a community. Whether you're a master sleuth or just love a good brain teaser, you'll find close friends and a welcoming atmosphere here. Beyond the club, we have dinner every Friday night at a different restaurant, so you'll never be alone on a Friday night.

Join us, challenge your mind, and find your people. Because when it comes to Puzzle Club, the best part is solving life together.